Several hundred schoolgirls in Iran victims of mysterious poisoning
The case of poisoning schoolgirls which began in late November with first cases in the holy city of Qom caused a wave of anger in the country, where voices have denounced the authorities' silence in the face of the growing number of schools affected. If the government attributes this series of attacks to opponents of girls' education, opposition figures link poisonings to the wave of protests that have shaken Iran for several months. The case of poisoning schoolgirls shaking Iran for several weeks has grown. On Wednesday March 1, more than a hundred young girls were intoxicated by gas in schools across the country. Students from seven girls' schools in the city of Ardabil ( north ) were unwell in the morning by gas fumes and 108 people were transported to hospital, announced the head of the hospital service at the Tasnim news agency. The general condition of the students, who suffered from respiratory difficulties and nausea, is developing favorably, he said. Les médias