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60 Schoolgirls Are Hospitalized after Mass Poisoning at a School in Afghanistan

 

Around 60 Afghan girls have reportedly been poisoned at their school in northern Afghanistan.

Authorities said the girls were subsequently hospitalised and are recovering in ‘good condition’.

 

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The poisoning, which targeted the girls’ school in the Afghan province of Sar-e Pol, comes after intense scrutiny of female education in the war-torn nation since the Taliban took over.

The Taliban have barred most teenage female students from school beyond the sixth grade through to university. Women are also barred from public spaces, including parks, and most forms of employment.

 

 

This comes after a wave of poison attacks on girls’ schools in neighbouring Iran.

‘Some unknown people entered a girls’ … school in Sancharak District .. and poisoned the classes, when the girls come to classes they got poisoned,’ said Den Mohammad Nazari, Sar-e-Pol’s police spokesperson.

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He did not elaborate on which substance was used or who was thought to be behind the incident.

Nazari said the girls had been taken to hospital but were in ‘good condition.’

The police spokesperson also confirmed that no one had yet been arrested.

 

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During Afghanistan’s previous foreign-backed government, several poisoning attacks, including suspected gas attacks, on girls’ schools had taken place.

The Taliban administration has prevented most female students from attending high school and university since taking over in 2021, sparking condemnation from international governments and many Afghans.

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