Shahrekord Council Member: Organizing Ceremony Times at Shahrekord Cemetery and Reviewing Tariffs Is Essential

Fatemeh Beygi, a member of the Islamic Council of Shahrekord, at session No. 448 of the Islamic Council of Shahrekord, stressed the need to organize ceremony times at Shahrekord Cemetery, reduce Thursday congestion and expertly review the tariffs related to cemetery services, saying: These issues must be followed up with a more precise view so that better conditions are provided for citizens.

The Challenge of Congestion at Shahrekord Cemetery

Referring to the population congestion on Thursdays at Shahrekord Cemetery, Beygi stated: The increase in citizens' visits on this day, especially at the same time as various ceremonies are held, causes difficulties in movement, overlap of ceremonies and a reduction in the calm expected by families who come to visit the graves.

Substituting Weekdays for Ceremonies

The member of the Islamic Council of Shahrekord, referring to the holding of various ceremonies for the deceased on Thursdays, proposed: The possibility of holding some of these ceremonies on Friday or other days of the week should be examined.

The Need for Planning to Prevent Ceremonies from Overlapping

Beygi stated: The aim of raising this proposal is not to create restrictions for families or to ignore their beliefs and preferences; rather, with proper planning, while respecting the wishes of bereaved families, excessive congestion and the overlap of ceremonies must be prevented.

The Density Challenge and the Need for Organization

She added: Thursday, due to the widespread visits of citizens, is accompanied by considerable density, and these conditions can affect the calm of people who come to visit the graves of their relatives; therefore, organizing the times of ceremonies can help improve the order of the environment and raise the quality of services.

The Need to Adopt Executive Measures for the Cemetery

Emphasizing that the existing issues and problems at the cemetery need continuous review and the adoption of executive measures, Beygi said: Urban management must pay attention to citizens' concerns and pursue practical solutions to reduce the problems.

The Need to Review Cemetery Tariffs

In another part of her remarks, the member of the Islamic Council of Shahrekord, referring to the costs related to the cemetery and the tariffs raised, emphasized: A more precise review of this issue is necessary.

Request for an Expert Review of Tariffs

Stating that setting and reviewing tariffs must be done on the basis of expert reviews and precise evaluation of costs, she proposed: The issue of costs related to the cemetery should be examined in a more specialized meeting so that its various dimensions are assessed transparently.

Organizing Services; the Cemetery's Main Priority

In conclusion, Beygi, emphasizing the need to attend to citizens' demands, organize cemetery services and expertly review tariffs, said: Pursuing these issues can help improve order, preserve calm and raise the quality of services provided to citizens.