Priority of child's health over seals
The article discusses Deputy Dr. Rawia Mukhtar's concerns regarding the repercussions of the decision to restrict the acceptance of sick leave excuses for students to reports issued solely by health insurance. This decision poses particular problems in emergency situations and remote areas, where obtaining a medical report from health insurance involves procedures that can cause delays and complications in proving illness. Such requirements place additional burdens on families and threaten students' health and educational rights. The deputy calls for clarification of the reasons behind the decision and emphasizes the need to consider urgent health circumstances to ensure the students' health and safety. She also criticizes the use of administrative stamps that prioritize administrative procedures over providing proper healthcare.
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