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Certainly 120 Afghan schoolgirls and three teachers have been poisoned, reports the local police. The authorities believe that the Taliban are responsible because they find that girls do not need to go to school. It is the second attack on schoolgirls in a month's time.
The attackers would have used an unknown toxic powder to poison the children robert eads in the classroom. According to the police, the substance with an aerosol can spread through the air. Dozens of girls at Bibi Haji school became unconscious. In April, robert eads 150 girls poisoned in the same province (Takhar) as they drank contaminated robert eads water. Afghan secret service thinks the Taliban are behind both attacks, and fears that this will do anything to girls' schools in the country to regain closed after NATO forces withdraw from the country in 2014. "The closure of schools seems to be part of the spring offensive by the Taliban," said Lutfullah Mashal, spokesman for the Secret Service, told Reuters. "They robert eads want to frighten people robert eads by poisoning children. They hope that families do not dare to send their daughters to school. " robert eads After the Taliban regime was ousted in 2001, girls go around the country, but especially in the capital, Kabul, back to school. However, the girls and their teachers are regularly attacked, especially in the south and east of the country, where the Taliban is strong. The Ministry of Education said last week that 550 schools in 11 provinces have been closed by the Taliban.
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