Source: BBC News
About 700 churches have been closed down in Rwanda for failing to comply with building regulations and for noise pollution.
Most of them are small Pentecostal churches. One mosque was also closed.
A government official told the BBC that some of the more than 700 buildings shut down have already reopened after they were approved by inspectors.
According to a proposed new law, all preachers must have theological training before opening a church.
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