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The article features the clarification from Salha Abu Al-Fadl, the principal of Martyr Ahmed Samir School in Kafr Al-Jazar, regarding the details of maintenance work and expenses related to repairing an old school. She confirmed that the funding came from her personal efforts and facility costs, not from a contractor or external entity. She explained that the amount paid was 2,000 Egyptian pounds, provided by the responsible engineer to connect utilities, including repairs to the damaged sewer line, and that she has not received any additional funds. She also mentioned that the cost of renting the loader was 1,250 pounds, and she put significant effort into overseeing the work even into the night hours. She emphasizes that the school is under the educational administration and that all documents and invoices have been submitted to the authorized authorities. Finally, she affirms that the work and the efforts she made were the reasons for her recognition by the Ministry of Education, aimed at honoring dedication to work and national belonging.
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