Many students in the flooded area of ​​Quy Chau have not yet returned to school.

On the morning of October 2, hundreds of students in the areaQuy Chau districtstill can't return to school because the flood damage has not been completed.

Ta Soi School – Chau Hanh Primary School is the first school where students are allowed to return to school. Before the official school day, many parents brought their children to school earlier than usual and stayed behind to help their children clean and rearrange the classrooms.

At exactly 7:15 a.m., the flag-raising ceremony of Ta Soi school was held with the participation of teachers and staff of the Board of Directors along with more than 120 students. Although the teaching and learning conditions are still difficult and the school facilities have not been completely repaired, the return to school after many days off due to floods and rains made many teachers and students very excited.

Teacher Tran Thi Le - Principal of the school said: In the past few days, with the support of many functional forces, parents and the efforts of school teachers, the work of overcoming storms and floods at Ta Soi school has been carried out urgently.

The cleaning has been basically completed and we are prioritizing it early so that students do not have to interrupt their studies. In the long run, the school will face many difficulties because the school facilities have been completely damaged in the floods.

In recent days, Chau Thang Primary School and Kindergarten have also urgently cleaned up and overcome the consequences of the flood. However, because the school was severely affected and the school campus is large, stabilizing the school is still facing many difficulties.

Teacher Tran Thi Hang - Principal of Chau Thang Primary School added: Over the past few days, the school has mobilized all forces to overcome the storm and flood. However, because the school is deeply submerged in floodwater, we are concerned about the risk of disease. It is expected that today or tomorrow, the school will spray disinfectant and students will return to school as usual on Wednesday morning.

Previously, after a day off due to flooding, students at Quy Chau High School returned to school as usual last week. During this time, the school is still receiving support from organizations and individuals to support the students affected.

In an interview with Nghe An Newspaper on the morning of October 2, Ms. Tran Thi Chau - Head of the Department of Education and Training of Quy Chau district said: Currently, in the whole district of Quy Chau, there are only 2 schools in Chau Thang commune where students cannot go to school. The remaining teaching and learning activities in the flooded schools have returned to normal. This morning, the district also held a meeting to review all the damage and make plans to supplement the facilities for the schools.

For now, textbooks for the students affected by the damage are basically sufficient. In addition, the district will prioritize supporting urgent issues for schools, such as equipment for organizing boarding school, purchasing damaged desks and chairs or some basic teaching aids...

Previously, according to statistics from the Department of Education and Training, during the recent flood, 117 schools in the province were flooded.

Of which, in Quy Chau district alone, 7 schools were deeply submerged in water, causing heavy damage; some classrooms and functional buildings had collapsed ceilings and roofs; 1,055 meters of fences collapsed; 189 cabinets containing equipment and supplies and 351 sets of equipment were damaged beyond repair; 2,380 sets of student and teacher desks and chairs were submerged in water; 2,563 sets of textbooks and learning materials were damaged; 106 sets of computers and other assets such as televisions, refrigerators, water pumps, electrical systems and electric fans... were submerged; 2 garages and trees and ornamental plants collapsed. The estimated damage to school assets and equipment in Quy Chau district is 22 billion VND.