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Yemen | Taizian students risk their lives to complete their education in destroyed schools

Many students from Taiz governorate in western Yemen risk their lives in order to continue their education inside classrooms that may collapse over their heads as a result of the Houthi missiles shelling the school. The students demand concerned parties to provide new schools that are equipped with school supplies so they could complete their education.

Yemen | Students from Taiz risk their lives to complete their education in destroyed schools

Many students in Taiz governorate in western Yemen risk their lives to continue their education inside classrooms that could collapse on their heads because the school was shelled with Houthi missiles. The pupils call on the authorities concerned to provide new schools, equipped with school supplies, so that they can complete their education.

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