Bahrain shifts to distance learning after rocket attacks

In response to Iranian rocket attacks, Bahrain has introduced distance learning in all educational institutions. The decision came into effect immediately.

Bahrain announced on Saturday the start of distance learning in all educational institutions until further notice, following Iranian rocket attacks on the country. This decision was made in response to recent escalation of tensions. Authorities called on students and teachers to temporarily switch to online format. It is reported that all educational institutions will be closed for in-person classes. The decision is expected to be reviewed depending on the development of the situation.

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