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Schools in Riyadh move to remote learning without warning amid renewed Saudi-Houthi tensions

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Saudi authorities have transitioned schools in Riyadh to remote learning for one week following the recent Saudi National Day holiday on September 23 and 24. The shift, which was implemented without prior warning, deviates from the established academic calendar that had designated this period for in-person instruction.

The decision occurs amidst a period of heightened regional instability and recurring attacks targeting Saudi Arabia. While the move to virtual education disrupts the standard school schedule, it reflects a broader government response to the current security climate.

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Jerusalem Post Highlights the lack of warning and deviation from academic schedule
Arab News Focuses on official government instruction and regional security context
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