Parents Threaten School Strike Over Solar Panel Radiation Fears
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Parents in Kadima Tzoran plan to strike over solar panel radiation fears.
- Classes at three schools are expected to be suspended starting tomorrow.
- The concern is that radiation levels are unsuitable for children aged 3-18.
- Parents are demanding safety assessments before classes resume.
Parents of students in three schools in the Kadima Tzoran local council are planning to strike and suspend classes starting tomorrow morning. The parents are protesting the installation of solar panels on the roofs of public buildings, including schools and educational facilities, within the council.
Their primary concern revolves around the potential radiation emitted by these panels, which they fear may be harmful to children aged 3 to 18. The parents are demanding that the radiation levels be assessed and deemed safe before any further installations or before classes resume.
The strike is set to commence tomorrow, with parents expressing their determination to keep their children home until their concerns are addressed. The local council has not yet issued a formal response regarding the planned strike or the parents' specific radiation concerns.
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