Stopping the learning process is required because of contaminated air

For that reason, MPs have been gathered with the aim of proposing how to overcome this situation. One of the proposals at the extraordinary session was to interrupt the learning process in schools and kindergartens to improve the quality of contaminated air.

And this proposal, the United Education, Science and Culture Union has supported it in order to preserve the health of children.

Rhetman Jashari, chairman of the SBASK, has said this institution is concerned about the health of children who follow lessons in the capital.

“The SBASK is generally concerned about the situation in the capital, due to this massive pollution alert, and much more concerned about the health of children. We've been waiting for health institutions and August to communicate with each other and to make a merit decision always in the service of child health, especially from children of nurserys and children of lower-class, of lower classes that they can't do themselves a special care”, he said of Indexline.

He added that the SBASK supports any initiative to protect students' health from this polluted air.

“The SBASK supports any initiative for health institutions and MAST, which is in the service of students”, has added Jashar.