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HCMCThe Department of Education and Training decided to allow nearly 2,000 students from Binh Phu High School to leave the school on November 2 and 3 to repair the collapsed roof.
Nguyen Thanh Trung, Head of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training Office, said that on the morning of November 2, the Department will meet with the school and District 6 People’s Committee to finalize the plan. to fix the collapse at Binh Phu High School.
The classrooms at Binh Phu High School blew the roof off. Image: Quynh Tran.
Year 12 students will return to school on November 4, while grades 10 and 11 will study alternately or online. “Students will be absolutely safe when they go to school,” Trung said.
The District 6 People’s Committee recommends using the flood and storm prevention funds to repair the school.
This afternoon, at Binh Phu High School, dozens of militiamen removed bricks, concrete, broken roofs and damaged teaching equipment on the second floor. Others used saws to cut corrugated iron sheets and iron bars for picking. the roof area is approximately 350 m2 in the schoolyard.
Parents and many students gathered in front of the school gate to inquire about the situation. “My class in the classroom was blown up, fortunately the incident happened on the day off,” said Nguyen Thanh Long, a 10th grader, saying the teacher had texted her to take two days off.
Many people are dismantling the roof of the school that was destroyed by a tornado in the courtyard on the afternoon of October 1. Image: Dinh Van.
On the night of October 31, a large tornado collapsed the entire roof of a row of 15 classrooms at Binh Phu High School on Tran Van Kieu Street (District 10, District 6). The school, built 20 years ago, with 36 classrooms and classrooms, currently has 1,991 students.
The school collapsed after a storm. Video: Nguyen Diep-Quynh Tran.
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