The head of the political deputy of the Tehran governorate, referring to complaints about the utilities and bill payments for schools, stated: In a meeting of the Education Council of Tehran Province with the presence of the Minister of Education, it was decided that there would be no disruption of utilities to schools across Tehran Province at the beginning of the academic year.
Cutting off Water, Electricity, and Gas Supplies to Schools in Tehran at the Start of the New Academic Year is Prohibited
The Tehran governorate has prohibited the cutting off of water, electricity, and gas supplies to schools at the start of the new academic year. This decision was made during a meeting with the Minister of Education in response to complaints regarding utility disruptions. It is significant as it ensures that schools can operate smoothly without interruptions.
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📰 What Happened
The Tehran governorate has decided that water, electricity, and gas supplies to schools will not be cut off at the start of the new academic year. This decision was made during a meeting with the Minister of Education in response to complaints about utility disruptions.
- Utilities will remain uninterrupted for schools in Tehran Province.
- The decision was made to ensure smooth operation of schools at the academic year's start.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In Iran, disruptions in utility services can significantly impact public institutions, especially schools, which are vital for the country's future workforce.
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