The arrival of students coming from terrorist -controlled areas to Aleppo city to do their exams

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On May 25th, 1,725 male and female students came from the terrorist -controlled areas to the city of Aleppo to take their exams.

Dimitri Issa, a member of the Executive Office of the Aleppo Provincial Council, said that concerned authorities and NGOs,  equipped 40 hosting centers with all the necessary  facilities to host the coming students.

The engineer, Mustafa AbdelGhani, Director of Education in Aleppo, indicated that the total of number of students expected to come from the areas of Manbij, Srin, Ain Al-Arab, Afrin and Jarabulus reached 8762 students through the Al-Tayha and Al-Tabqa crossings.

 

The medical teams accompanied them from the crossings to the hosting centers in the neighborhoods of Masaken Hanano, Al-Hamdaniya and New Aleppo.

Abdel Ghani said that the Directorate of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO) established several medical points to preserve the health of students.

Abdul Ghani explained that the students will distribute among 550 exam centers, 72 centers are in the countryside and the rest are in the city of Aleppo.

He added that5 health centers were equipped with all the necessary equipment and medicines to follow up on emergency situations for the coming students.

 

 O al-Mohammad

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