What the President of North Macedonia, a small country in Europe, has done for a mentally challenged girl, is being praised everywhere. The president himself took the girl’s hand and dropped her off the school, so that no one could disturb her in class.
It is common for children to harass each other in school. Sometimes this ‘common’-looking thing increases so much that children start shying away from going to school. The situation becomes even worse if the child is a special child. In the Republic of North Macedonia, a small country in Europe, a mentally challenged girl was harassed by classmates, when the President of North Macedonia came to know about it, he took such a step that no one could have imagined. of will be.
Embla is suffering from Down Syndrome
According to a CNN report, 11-year-old Embla Ademi studies in a school in Gostivar. Embla is not mentally and physically active from birth like other children. In medical term it is called Down Syndrome. Embla was harassed by other children of her class. When President Stevo Pendarovski came to know about this, he got complete information.
President reached the girl’s house
President Stevo spoke to Ambala’s parents one day and reached their house. Embla’s family told the President about the difficulties they face in everyday life. How do other kids make fun of Embla in school? After this, the President, holding his finger along with the girl’s father himself, reached to leave the school on foot, so that the girl’s spirits should be boosted and others could understand that discrimination of any kind would not be tolerated against the special child.
The picture went viral on social media
The photo of the President going to drop the girl child to school is going viral on social media. People are praising Stevo Pendrowski for taking out time for the girl from the busy schedule and dropping her to school herself. The President said that there should be no discrimination against such children in schools, so that a law will be made. He also said that as a nation and a citizen, it is our responsibility that everyone should get the right to equality. We have to unite for children like Embla.
