November 25, 2024
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Training in the capital of Lebanon was canceled until the end of December due to Israeli airstrikes

Education in the capital of Lebanon is canceled until the end of December due to Israeli airstrikes. The Ministry of Education of Lebanon suspends education in all institutions in Beirut until the end of December due to the security situation. The decision was made due to constant Israeli airstrikes, which resulted in numerous casualties.”, — write on: unn.ua

Classes in schools, technical colleges and private colleges in Beirut have been canceled until the end of December due to the security situation. This was announced by the Ministry of Education of Lebanon UNN.

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This decision was made due to security concerns due to constant Israeli airstrikes that have been going on for several months.

Lebanon’s Ministry of Health said that since last October, more than 3,700 people have been killed and more than 15,600 injured in Israeli attacks on Lebanese territory. Over the past day, the number of victims has increased again, in particular, more than 80 people have died.

In connection with the escalation of the conflict, the government of Lebanon decided to stop the educational process in schools and educational institutions until the end of the year, in order to protect pupils and students from possible threats.

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