Difficulties on the first day back to school after the flood for Nghe An students
(Baonghean.vn) - The flood has passed for more than 3 days, but going to school for students in many localities in Nghe An is still very difficult due to the isolated terrain and many schools are flooded and damaged.
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| On Friday evening (October 29), the flood came unexpectedly, causing Thanh Ha Kindergarten (Thanh Chuong) to suddenly be submerged in water. Photo: MH |
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| After 2 days, while some surrounding areas have begun to recede, Thanh Ha Kindergarten is still flooded with more than 1 meter of water. All of the school's equipment and toys are still submerged in floodwater. Photo: MH |
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| During the flood, teacher Tran Thi Mau was the only teacher still in the school's dormitory. However, at that time, she and other teachers in the school were busy evacuating equipment and teaching materials from the flood, so all of her belongings were soaked in the water.flood waterUntil now, she still cannot return home. Photo: MH |
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| Before the flood, all the equipment was placed on the ground to prevent flooding. However, because the water level was too high, the school only had one-story buildings and could not withstand the flood. Some of the equipment was swept away by the flood. Photo: MH |
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| Currently, all study materials and paper books are submerged in water. Photo: MH |
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| Boarding clothes and supplies were also damaged and are unlikely to be restored. The total damage to the school is estimated at around VND200 million. Thanh Ha Kindergarten is also the most damaged school in Thanh Chuong district. If the weather is favorable, students will not be able to return to school until the end of next week. Photo: MH |
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| Even though the water has receded, students at Trung Phuc Cuong Secondary School (Nam Dan) will not be able to go to school tomorrow because many of their residences are still isolated. Photo: MH |
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| Fortunately, the school did not suffer much damage to its facilities because it was relocated in time. Photo: MH |
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| All desks, chairs and teaching equipment are gathered on the 2nd floor. Photo: MH |
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| With the motto "clean up where the water goes", the school has started to rearrange the desks and chairs and if conditions are favorable, next Wednesday, more than 400 students of the school can return to school. Photo: MH |
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| Nghi Loc is also a locality that suffered severe flooding. However, this morning, Nghi Phuong Primary School (the most severely damaged school) and many other schools, thanks to the support of the Army, have completed the general cleaning of classrooms. It is expected that 100% of the district's students will be able to go to school by the beginning of the week. Photo: MH |
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