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Auditor's report reveals safety shortcomings in public schools' fire protection and electrical systems
6 sourcesFirst reported 5 days agoUpdated 5 days ago
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What all sources covered
- The Cyprus Audit Office has released a report highlighting serious deficiencies in fire safety and electrical safety at public schools.
- The report states that students in state schools are treated as “second class” in comparison to those in private schools.
- Significant gaps were identified in the implementation of safety measures and health regulations in these schools.
- The findings raise concerns about the overall safety and health of students and staff in public education settings.
- Recommendations for immediate action to rectify these issues have been suggested in the report.
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Dialogos+2h
Cyprus Mail+2h
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All coverage
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«Βόμβα» από την Ελεγκτική Υπηρεσία: Δημόσια σχολεία χωρίς πιστοποιητικά πυροπροστασίας
Dialogos· 5 days ago
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Έκθεση ΕΥ: Ελλείψεις σε πυροπροστασία & ηλεκτρολογική ασφάλεια σχολείων
Sigmalive· 5 days ago
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Τρύπιο το δίχτυ προστασίας των μαθητών μας - Καμπανάκι από τρεις εκθέσεις της Ελεγκτικής
Politis· 5 days ago
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State schoolchildren treated as ‘second class’ over safety, auditor-general says
Cyprus Mail· 5 days ago
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Ελεγκτική / «Κόλαφος» για την ασφάλεια και την υγεία των παιδιών στο δημόσια σχολεία – «Μαθητές δεύτερης κατηγορίας;»
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 5 days ago
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Ελεγκτική Υπηρεσία: Σοβαρά κενά στην ασφάλεια των σχολείων – Σημαντικές διαπιστώσεις στους τομείς πυροπροστασίας και ηλεκτρολογικών εγκαταστάσεων
Philenews· 5 days ago