Students of secondary school in Tibet are seeking help from their exams committee in Helwan

Citizen journalism

A number of students from the school of Ibn Abi Talib High School in Tibet sent a call to the Citizen Press Service complaining after the examination committee decided by the Mahjoub School in Helwan.

In their message to the seventh day of the students, the students stressed that the distance between their place of residence, their basic school and the examination committees takes about an hour, demanding compassion for their circumstances and time.

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