URGENT UPDATE: Schools in Pljevlja are set to acquire air purifiers in response to alarming air pollution levels affecting students and staff. The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MPNI) has initiated immediate measures to safeguard health and enhance air quality within educational facilities.
As of today, the ministry, led by Anđela Jakšić Stojanović, confirmed ongoing daily communication with heads of educational institutions in the region. This proactive approach aims to implement additional health protection measures for both students and employees. Authorities report that schools have already begun organizing the procurement of air purifiers for all areas where students and staff congregate, including classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and common spaces.
In a statement, MPNI officials emphasized, “Schools will proceed according to the recommendations and guidelines from the Institute of Public Health of Montenegro, continuously monitoring the situation on the ground.” This directive highlights the urgency of addressing air quality concerns as the ministry pledges full support to educational institutions.
The MPNI has allocated funds specifically for the purchase of these air purifiers, underscoring its commitment to improving conditions for learning and working within school environments. The ministry expressed gratitude for the constructive collaboration and timely action of educational institutions, reinforcing that the health and safety of children and employees remain the top priority.
As the situation develops, schools in Pljevlja are urged to maintain regular communication with relevant authorities and adhere to the latest health guidelines. The ministry is ensuring that all necessary resources are available to support educational facilities during this critical time.
The acquisition of air purifiers is a significant step toward fostering a safer learning environment amid pressing health concerns, and schools are expected to implement these changes swiftly. Stakeholders and parents are encouraged to stay informed about ongoing developments that affect their children’s education and well-being.
Expect more updates as the MPNI continues to address this pressing issue, working tirelessly to ensure the health of students and staff in Pljevlja and beyond.
