The Kuwait Ministry of Education has suspended the administration of a secondary school for three months after several female students reportedly experienced breathing difficulties.
Education Minister Sayed Jalal Al-Tabtabai ordered the suspension as authorities launched an investigation into the incident. A replacement administration has been appointed to ensure the school continues normal operations during the suspension period.
Students Receive Medical Care
The ministry said the affected students are receiving medical attention. Their health conditions are also being monitored by medical teams.
Education Minister Sayed Jalal Al-Tabtabai visited the students to check on their condition. He also reviewed the measures taken by authorities to protect their health and safety.
The ministry said the incident involved several students. Initial findings prompted authorities to take administrative action under the ministry’s regulations.
Officials have stressed that the investigation remains ongoing. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the incident and assessing whether any negligence or responsibility contributed to what happened.
Further Action Possible After Investigation
The Kuwait Ministry of Education said additional administrative or disciplinary measures could be taken if the investigation establishes further responsibility.
Education officials have been directed to closely monitor the situation. They are also coordinating with relevant health authorities as the affected students continue to receive care.
The ministry praised medical teams and health officials for their prompt response. Officials said the students were provided with the necessary medical assistance following the incident.
The ministry reaffirmed that student safety and maintaining a secure school environment remain key priorities.
The replacement school administration will oversee the institution during the three-month suspension period. Further decisions are expected after authorities complete their investigation and determine the circumstances surrounding the students’ breathing difficulties.
