According to the Portuguese News Daily, more than 10,000 police officers will be transferred to participate in security work at the quarter-finals of the Qatar World Cup, and have never seen such a thing in this World Cup or any other World Cup.

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According to the Portuguese News Daily, more than 10,000 police officers will be transferred to participate in security work at the match between the Moroccan and Portugal in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. This has never been seen in this World Cup or any other World Cup.

According to the Portuguese News Daily, more than 10,000 police officers will be transferred to participate in security work at the quarter-finals of the Qatar World Cup, and have never seen such a thing in this World Cup or any other World Cup. - DayDayNews

Morocco fans "occupies" the stands at the World Cup stadium, according to IC photo

Supervisor Ribero, a Portuguese public safety police organization leading the Portuguese police force in Doha Supervisor Ribero told the Portuguese News Daily: "In order for you to understand the arduousness of the ongoing police operations, it can be said that the number of operations involved cannot be compared with any other operations carried out in Europe." He added that in his 36-year service career, such a huge security operation had never been seen.

In a stadium with a capacity of 44,000 people, 20,000 Moroccan supporters are expected to enter the stadium with tickets, and about 10,000 fans have no tickets, which has attracted special attention from the Qatar security department. According to the Portuguese News Daily, FIFA is considering providing more tickets to Moroccan fans.

Morocco has never reached the quarterfinals of the World Cup before, but after defeating Belgium in the group stage and defeating Spain in the quarterfinals, they set off a huge wave of support. Thousands of Moroccan fans are looking forward to seeing the historic moment of African teams advancing to the World Cup semi-finals. Within an hour this Friday (Qatar time), the tickets for 7 chartered flights from Marrakech to Doha were sold out, and more flights are expected to be sold out today. For this reason, the fan zone will receive more attention before and after the game.

It is reported that the number of tickets held by the Portuguese in this game was about 1,000, and did not attract much attention like the previous four games. Only in the group stage against Switzerland, an incident involving a Portuguese citizen who was arrested for "misbehavior" and was released after Portugal defeated Switzerland.

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