Samia al - Faqi
The main operating room of the Educational Professionals Association, headed by the successor of the two cells, confirmed by the teacher captain and the President of the Arab Teachers ' Union, for the follow-up of teachers participating in the general secondary examinations, following up on a traffic accident involving a number of teachers assigned to observe in the Lake Department.
The report to the O.R. indicated that the incident occurred after the end of the religious education and civic education examinations today, following the collision of a car with fewer public secondary examinations, during their return from the committees from Abu al-Mahlair to Kafr al-Dawr, after the car crashed into a Mekrub at the Mahmoud on the Whiteha-Kfar al-Dayr.
The incident resulted in the injury of Master Ibrahim Faraj Abdulrazak, an expert teacher at the junior high school of Najila, who was assigned to observe at the Talat Preparatory War School in El-Bayida, who was immediately transferred to the Kafr al-Dawr General Hospital to receive the necessary medical care.
The report indicated that the necessary medical and radiation tests had shown that the teacher had suffered a small face-to-face cut, which, in addition to a dislocation in the tub, had prompted him to undergo surgery, and was currently undergoing medical treatment and care within the general circulatory hospital of Kafr al-Dawr.
Upon receipt of a notification of the incident, the main operating room of the Teachers ' Union, the chief and members of the sub-union in the north of the lake, followed up on the teacher ' s health situation and provided all support to him. The members of the Kafr al-Radio branch office moved to the hospital to follow up on the health situation of the injured colleague, ensure that he received the necessary medical care and provide all support and his family.
The Chamber of Operations confirmed that the trade union was following the health situation of the teacher at a moment, coordinating with stakeholders to ensure that all his medical needs were met, stressing that the safety of the teachers involved in the examinations was their highest priority, and that it would spare no effort to provide full support to any teacher who was subjected to any emergency during the performance of his national duty in the general secondary examinations.
The Chamber of Operations renewed its invitation to all trade unions and trade union committees to continue to communicate directly with the teachers involved in the examinations, monitor any problems or emergencies they may face, and intervene immediately to provide the necessary support in coordination with the Chamber of Major Operations of the General Union and the competent authorities, ensuring a safe environment for teachers during the examination period.
