Iran fears ‘poison gas’ – AFP Reported on March 2 that the official Iran Expedite an investigation following more than 100 female callers were taken to hospital for treatment. following the incident use poison gas attacked at least 10 all-girls schools on Wednesday, March 1
It is a school in Ardabil. Azerbaijan region Seven schools in northwestern Tehran and three schools in Tehran, local media said, said 26 schools for girls in five cities across Iran were hit by poison gas.
Iran terrified of “poison gas” – Parents rushed to a school in Tehran to pick up their children, as ambulances waited outside. /1500TASVIR/
The incident has continued since the first reported poison gas attack at an all-girls school in November 2022. After 18 students at a school in Gunm province were taken to hospital with symptoms of poisoning, shortness of breath, nausea and dizziness. and weak body On Sunday, February 26, the past. There is another poison gas attack at the girls’ school. and affecting more than 830 students
While Ms Zahara Sheki, spokesperson of the parliamentary committee on health At least 1,200 students had been poisoned and hospitalized since the first attack until Tuesday, Feb. 28, nearly 800 of them in Goam, the report told the meeting. Some 140 kilometers south of Tehran, more than 400 of them are students in the western city of Beaurugerd.
part Mr. Younes Panahi Deputy Minister of Health of Iran Said there was evidence that some people wanted schools everywhere. In particular, the girls’ school was closed, although there were no casualties, but the incident caused fear. both to families and students and resulted in many people dropping out of school
อิหร่านผวา “แก๊สพิษ” – More than 1,000 students have been affected since November. They have suffered respiratory problems, nausea, dizziness and fatigue. Many Iranians suspect the poisonings are a deliberate attempt to force girls’ schools to close. But the government has not said whether it believes they are premeditated. REUTERS
อิหร่านผวา “แก๊สพิษ” – Authorities are under increasing pressure from the public to stop the poisonings, which were initially concentrated in the Shia Muslim holy city of Qom, south of Tehran. Research by BBC Persian established that at least 830 students, mostly schoolgirls, had been poisoned as of Sunday, while a member of parliament put the figure at 1,200 in Qom and the western city of Borujerd alone as of Tuesday. /iribnews/
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