Return to school: Terrifying indicators ...Syria

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Jana al-Issa | Lujain Mourad | Hussam al-Mahmoud The month of September is the month of the annual burden that the Syrians are accustomed to every year, which differs from the rest of the months, as it is burdened with inevitable concerns, the most important of which are the expenses of returning to school, winter supplies and heating fuel. Such pressures may push residents on all Syrian lands to choose between life necessities in favor of the “most important” ones for the family. Although the early stages of education in Syria are free, many Syrian families still consider the return of children to school an “extra concern” given the currently collapsed living conditions due to the families’

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