Several residents of rural areas in Tunisia's Nabel governorate have expressed concerns over the deteriorating school transport services. They claim that the outdated buses and frequent breakdowns have caused students to be late for classes. According to reports, parents and students have urged the regional transport authorities to provide suitable and safe transportation. This issue has been ongoing since the start of the academic year.
One resident, Jamal Ben Shoushan, from the Kramania region, stated that students have to walk several kilometers due to the bus breaking down on its way to the secondary school. He emphasized that this problem has persisted since the beginning of the academic year. Ben Shoushan called on the regional transport company to provide adequate transportation means to ensure students' regular attendance and prevent delays.
Parents in the region are demanding that authorities intervene to find an immediate solution to the school transport problem. They are questioning the allocation of new buses recently acquired and whether they will be used to reinforce the transport fleet in the region, particularly in rural areas. The lack of reliable transportation is affecting students' ability to attend classes regularly.
The regional transport company, Diwan FM, has been urged to address the concerns of parents and students. The company's efforts to improve the transport services have not been communicated, leaving residents frustrated. The situation is affecting not only students but also parents who are worried about their children's safety and education.
According to reports, the Nabel governorate has received new buses to improve the transport services. However, residents are questioning the distribution of these buses and whether they will be allocated to rural areas. The authorities have not provided information on the allocation of these new buses, fueling concerns among parents and students.
The poor school transport services in rural Tunisia have raised concerns about the impact on students' education. Parents and students are calling for urgent action to address this issue. The authorities have been urged to prioritize the allocation of suitable transportation means to ensure students' regular attendance and safety.
The situation in Nabel governorate highlights the challenges faced by rural communities in accessing quality education. The lack of reliable transportation is a significant obstacle to students' education, and authorities have been urged to take immediate action to address this issue. The allocation of new buses and the improvement of transport services are crucial to ensuring students' regular attendance and safety.
Key points
- - Parents and students in Tunisia's Nabel governorate are complaining of poor school transport services. - The lack of reliable transportation is affecting students' ability to attend classes regularly. - Authorities have been urged to allocate suitable transportation means to ensure students' regular attendance and safety.
