Source: Reuters
DUSHANBE (Reuters) - The Central Asian state of Tajikistan on Tuesday banned mobile phones from all schools and universities in a bid to boost education.
"This measure has been taken in order to improve the quality of teaching at schools," deputy Dodikhudo Saimutdinov said after a vote in parliament.
Offenders, including those who carry phones without using them, will be fined.
Although Tajikistan is considered Central Asia's poorest nation, 3.2 million out of 7 million Tajiks use mobiles.
President Imomali Rakhmon has earlier introduced uniforms at schools and universities and barred students from going to schools in their own cars.
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