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Al-ShamsGeneral

Kfar Qara School Strike Ends After Cleanliness Issues Resolved

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Arabic · 3 newsrooms covering

A strike at Al-Hawarna School in Kfar Qara, protesting poor sanitation, has ended after cleaning crews addressed the issues. Classes will resume normally.

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  • Kfar Qara school strike called off.
  • Cleanliness issues were the cause of the protest.
  • Parents committee organized the strike.
  • Cleaning crews were sent to resolve the problem.
  • Classes will resume as normal.
Kfar Qara School Strike Ends After Cleanliness Issues Resolved
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A strike at Al-Hawarna School in Kfar Qara has been called off, and classes will resume as normal. The decision to end the protest was made after cleaning crews were dispatched to the school and worked throughout the day to address sanitation problems and ensure the facility was ready for students.

The Parents Committee had announced the strike on Sunday evening, urging parents not to send their children to school starting Monday. The protest was a response to ongoing cleanliness issues that had not been resolved despite repeated appeals to responsible authorities.

The committee confirmed that the strike was suspended following the remedial actions taken. Normal school operations are expected to resume.

Al-ShamsArab · Nazareth

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