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Humanitarian aid rescues Minya student before exams end
A humanitarian intervention took place in New Minya City to save a high school student who was about to miss her exam opportunity after feeling anxious and tearful while waiting to be transported to her exam center, which is half an hour away. The Deputy Chairman of the City’s Board of Trustees and the Director of the Public Transportation Project quickly coordinated with the private transportation team to transfer the student in a government vehicle. The student overcame the hurdle and arrived two minutes before the exam closed. Additionally, the secondary foreign language exams were conducted in an organized manner across 91 exam centers in the province, with the participation of approximately 33,672 students, amidst strict security measures.
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