40 schools and schools in Nghe An flood-hit areas suffered damage worth hundreds of billions of dong
My Ha•DNUM_AEZAIZCACF 18:17
The flood has passed, but in the mountainous communes of Nghe An, many schools are still isolated; in many places, students and teachers are at risk of not being able to go to school due to prolonged isolation. Relief work and flood relief for schools before the new school year is still very difficult.
This is the scene of Muong Tip Kindergarten (Muong Tip Commune) on August 3, more than a week after the flood passed. The entire school campus was submerged in mud, making recovery difficult. Photo: CSCCTo support schools in overcoming storms and floods, the provincial Boarding High School for Ethnic Minorities volunteered to send dozens of teachers to travel more than 200 km to participate in cleaning. Photo: CSCCThe cleanup was extremely difficult as the school yard and floors were covered in mud. School supplies, toys and teaching equipment were also damaged or washed away by the water. Photo: CSCCAlso in Muong Tip commune, Muong Tip 2 Primary School for Ethnic Minorities was also severely damaged after the flood. In the photo: The students' dormitory rooms are left in disarray, with mud flooding the classrooms. Photo: CSCCIt took teachers from the provincial Ethnic Boarding High School more than a day to complete cleaning the schools in Muong Tip commune. Photo: CSCCMr. Tran Gia Thao - Principal of Muong Tip 2 Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities said: Up to this point, the school has received rice and some boarding supplies. However, preparing for boarding for 150 ethnic minority students of the school is still difficult because they have lost all their personal belongings such as blankets, mats, mosquito nets, etc. The school has also lost all the supplies to organize boarding for students. In the photo: The provincial Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities presents support to schools in Muong Tip commune. Photo: CSCCDue to the isolated terrain, exactly one week after the historic flood passed, the cleaning work at the Buoc village school of Bac Ly Kindergarten (Bac Ly commune) was carried out in the form of "4 on-site", carried out by teachers and local people. To reach this school, from the main school, teachers have to walk 5 hours, a distance of 8 km. The landslide and isolation may continue, because currently there is no motor vehicle that can access it. Photo: CSCCMany teaching aids at Bac Ly Kindergarten were damaged after the flood. Teacher Do Thi Nga - Principal of Bac Ly Kindergarten said that because it is located near a stream, when the flood passed, the entire classroom area was submerged in mud, some places were more than 1 meter high. Next to it was the kitchen area with boarding equipment that was completely swept away by the flood. Currently, the inside of the classrooms has been basically cleaned up and teachers have also tried to find some reusable items. But outside the classrooms, they have to wait for machinery support, it is not known when the cleaning and tidying work will be completed. Photo: NTCCLocated right on Route 7, Luu Kien Ethnic Boarding Secondary School (Tuong Duong Commune) is a newly invested and built school with spacious and synchronous facilities, including classrooms, functional rooms and boarding houses for students. Although located at a fairly high position, the recent flood caused the water to rise so quickly that it flooded the school, causing the classrooms to be submerged 1 meter deep and damaging many equipment and school supplies. Along with that, all the rice reserved for boarding students entering the new school year was also submerged in water. Photo: NTCCComputers and many teaching equipment at Luu Kien Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities were damaged. Photo: NTCCTeachers at Luu Kien Ethnic Boarding Secondary School rearrange classrooms after the flood. Teacher Tran Quoc Duong - Principal of the school added: Up to this point, we have basically finished cleaning the classrooms, but all the desks, chairs, and beds for more than 200 students are almost beyond repair because they are made of plywood and have been submerged in water for too long. We are also drying 10 sets of computers, televisions, and interactive screens, but the possibility of reusing them is not high. Repurchasing facilities and teaching equipment is beyond the capacity of the school as well as parents and students. This is what we worry about most as the new school year is approaching. Photo: NTCCTo support schools in mountainous areas damaged by floods, last weekend, the Department of Education and Training visited Tam Hop and Tuong Duong communes to assess the situation and hand over more than VND400 million in aid. In the photo: Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training Nguyen Van Khoa assesses the damage caused by floods at Xa Luong Secondary School, Tuong Duong commune. This school is located right next to the Nam Non River, so when it rained heavily, the rising river water flooded the entire row of level 4 buildings of the school. Of which, 9 classrooms and 1 English room were mostly damaged, with most of the desks, chairs, and teaching equipment. With only 1 month left until the start of the new school year, the school is worried that there will not be enough desks and chairs for students. Photo: My HaThe working group of the Department of Education and foreign language centers in the province has provided support to 15 schools in Tam Hop and Tuong Duong communes affected by the flood. Of which, 3 schools were severely damaged, namely Luu Kien Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, Luu Kien Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities and Xa Luong Secondary School, each with 50 million VND. The remaining schools received 25 million VND each. The Department also visited 45 preschool teachers in Tam Hop, Tuong Duong, Nhon Mai, Mai Son communes... The total amount of support for schools and teachers in this period is more than 550 million VND. According to the plan, in the coming days, Nghe An Department of Education and Training will directly visit some schools and school locations in the flood-affected areas to grasp the situation and soon find solutions to restore and prepare conditions for the new school year 2025 - 2026. Photo: My Ha
According to statistics from the Department of Education and Training, the whole province has 40 schools and schools located in the communes of Keng Du, Vinh Tuong, Tam Thai, Chau Binh, Nhon Mai, Yen Hoa, Na Loi, Muong Xen, Thanh Binh Tho, Chau Tien, Nam Can, Tuong Duong, Con Cuong, Anh Son, Chieu Luu, Xuan Lam, Quynh Anh, Muong Tip, My Ly that suffered heavy damage due to floods with the total damage amounting to hundreds of billions of VND.
In Tuong Duong commune alone, 7 schools were directly affected, including: Hoa Binh Kindergarten, Xa Luong Kindergarten, Luu Kien Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, Xa Luong Primary School, Luu Kien Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, Xa Luong Secondary School with a total damage to facilities of nearly 5.5 billion VND.
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