The period in question went from May 20 last year to April 1. 
	&ldquo;The objective is to boost the morale of officials who work in dangerous zones and risk their lives,&rsquo;&rsquo; it is stated under the proposal. 
	There were no details on whether the proposal covered remuneration for police officers who worked in areas where martial law was imposed.

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Officials and soldiers to be compensated for service during martial law

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