The Minister of Education, Hussein Al Hammadi, extended his sincere condolences to the family of the female citizen citizen Aisha Issa Alawi Omar Al-Aidarous, who passed away yesterday, while performing her assignment of distance teaching to students of Umm Kulthum School of Secondary Education in Al-Amrah in Al-Ain. The Ministry of Education mourned the late teacher on her official account with "Twitter", in which she said: "With great sadness and sorrow ... The Ministry of Education extends its deepest condolences and condolences to those with education Aisha Alawi Omar Al-Aidarous, a computer teacher at Umm Kulthum School in Al Ain.
The brother of the late teacher Abdul Rahman Al-Aidarous told Al-Emarat Al-Youm: “My sister is 44 years old, and she is a mother who is a daughter in the fourth year at Emirates University. He was born in the eleventh grade in one of the private schools, and she did not complain about any disease. And appreciate it ».
"She was performing her duty towards her students, and during her explanation, she felt sudden chest pain and her heartbeat stopped, and we completed the burial procedures on the same day, and the matter was confined to the family only, as consolation was accepted from a distance, whether through a phone call or the WhatsApp Only, in implementation of government instructions aimed at preventing gatherings, as a precautionary measure to prevent corona virus.
He pointed out that they received a call from the Minister of Education as soon as the news became common, during which he offered his sincere condolences and sympathy to the family, and emphasized the sadness of the educational field over the loss of a teacher acclaimed for competence and ethics, who taught and graduated generations of students throughout her work spanning over 20 years, pointing to the contact of the President The educational eye, Rahma Al-Rubaie, to offer condolences.
For its part, Director of Umm Kulthum Secondary School, Asmahan Al-Kaabi, explained that the late working in the school is an information and computer technology teacher, and was an example of a model teacher loved by all of her colleagues and students, and she did not previously complain of any disease, and she has been working daily since the application of distance education.
She noted that today the school set aside the beginning of every class of supplication for Professor Aisha.