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News - World Bank-Supported School ICT Center Destroyed in Latest Drone Strike in Tigray

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- A secondary school in Saharty Woreda, Tigray, has been hit by a drone strike that destroyed an ICT facility equipped with 35 computers installed this year through the World Bank-supported 3R program, according to Kiros Guesh (PhD), head of the Tigray Education Bureau.

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