Teachers are seeking improvements in their welfare, working conditions, and school safety. The Federal Government and state governors have pledged to continue supporting them.
Further details about the situation and the pledged support are available. The teachers' demands include better welfare and safer schools.
More information can be found through the provided link, which offers additional context and insights into the teachers' demands and the government's response.
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