Several men will face charges for outrage of modesty. A 29-year-old man allegedly molested two women, aged 18 and 22, and will be charged with two counts. Another incident involved a 36-year-old man who allegedly molested a 23-year-old woman and will face two charges, including uttering insulting words.
These men are among six who will be charged on September 10 in separate cases. The incidents were reported to the police and the men were arrested at the scenes. Further details about the cases and the men involved are available.
The men's ages range from 23 to 76, and the alleged incidents occurred on different dates.
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