About a hundred people, including 82 girls were poisoned Two Afghan schools were transferred to hospital over the weekend, the news agency reported on Monday. EFE official sources, while the Taliban forbid women’s secondary and higher education.

Before 56 elementary school girls were poisoned last Saturday along with three female teachers, a teacher, two cleaners and a parent at a school in the northern province of Sar-i-Pul, he said. EFE provincial information director, Mufti Amir.

In the same region, others 26 students and four teachers they were also poisoned the next day, Amir added.

According to the source, “All the students taken to the hospital had nausea and breathing problems due to unknown persons.” they sprayed poison in the classrooms.”

However, feeling “good” he added, with the authorities saying they had already opened an investigation to apprehend the perpetrators.

This aggression takes place at a time when female secondary and university education is prohibited in Afghanistan, as part of a string of bans on women imposed by the Taliban since they came to power in August 2021.

Various restrictions include mandatory face covering gender segregation and require a male family member to accompany them on their trip.

A number of decisions, to which the right of veto was added last December, women work in non-governmental organizations which was sharply condemned by the international community, fearful of the worsening of the humanitarian crisis experienced by Afghanistan.