Use Of full-face Muslim veil has been ban in Chad after Bomb attack

The use of full-face Muslim veil in Chad has been ban. This new action came as a result of Monday’s twin bomb blast that killed 27 people at the police headquarter in N'Djamena, the country’s capital.

 This was announced by the Chadian Prime Minister, Kalzeube Pahimi Deubet , while speaking to religious leaders yesterday June 17th.

"Wearing the burqa must stop immediately from today, not only in public places and schools but throughout the whole of the country," said the prime minister

He also said the government has ordered security forces to seize Burqas from markets and burn them immediately and that any type of clothing that leaves only the eyes visible is a form of "camouflage" and is now banned. Anyone found wearing a burqa would be "arrested, tried and sentenced in summary proceedings".
Religious leaders have been asked to spread the message in their mosques, churches and holy places.