Fatima Noori, 15, looks at writing on a school wall as she arrives to attend psychotherapy class after a massive bomb exploded outside her school, that killed at least 80 students in Kabul, Afghanistan May 26, 2021. Picture taken May 26, 2021. REUTERS/Stringer
KABUL, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Teenager Fatima Noori and her fellow pupils hug and pray as they gather in their Kabul classroom, just weeks after bombs exploded right outside the school gates, killing scores of their classmates.
The Sayed Ul-Shuhada High School in the west of the city has remained closed since the May 8 bombings, but a local NGO and the Ministry of Public Health have been holding psychotherapy classes there for girls to help with any trauma.
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