Syrian regime authorities on Tuesday began a process to “regularise the status” of wanted people in the formerly rebel-held town of Moadamiyeh, south-west of Damascus, on Tuesday. It comes as local residents accused it of running protection rackets and neglecting essential services. The Syrian regime news agency SANA said that a centre had been set up in a local school for people who were “wanted or had delayed or had run away from” military service in the regime army to register. It said that this was a “golden opportunity” for those wanted by the regime, apparently referring to both people w…