Your narrative: The state of life in the shadow of political repression and military tensions - Thursday, October 29 From Shiraz: On October 29, the power cut began again. If the power is connected, it changes again and unfortunately burns the equipment. We disconnected all electrical appliances. With a master's degree in nursing, I work in a government hospital and my salary is 25 million tomans. How long will all this cruelty last for the hardworking class of the medical staff? Mashata: I am a student and the educational situation is very bad. Most of us don't have bells at the teacher's school. The condition of the building, the tables and chairs is also ruined. The condition of the textbooks is also bad and only for brainwashing. I am a 12th grade student and I can get a high rating, but given that the price of each reviewed book is 1,700,000 tomans, I was disappointed. The only way to save us from this suffering was to study, and we will also be tested. The security atmosphere in schools has increased greatly. On Wednesday, they doubled the cameras in the classrooms of a high school in the 19th district of Tehran. Previously there was a camera facing the students, but on Wednesday another camera was installed at the end of classes facing the front of the class. On 7.11 I went to the National Insurance clinic because of a cold. At 11 in the morning they would have lunch and tell each patient that it is closed. There was also an officer with a gun to keep people from protesting. They say come on Saturday. However, how can I wait to sit down? From Tehran: I have a bachelor's degree in English literature and with 25 years of work experience, I am now unemployed. On November 6, I went to buy two people at the subsidy. 5 kg of oil, shampoo and vinegar cost 2 million and 500 thousand tomans. We haven't bought meat for three months.