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On the afternoon of November 15, many schools in the TT-Hue area urgently cleaned up, overcoming the aftermath of floods and storms to begin teaching and learning in the early morning hours of the week, on November 16. However, many educational institutions are still flooded, or there are no roofs to cover the rain and sun for teachers and students, which is very unsafe, due to a big storm washed away.
In the coastal district of Phu Vang, the day that students return to normal study classes continues. After being absent from school due to Storm No. 5, at home because the floods interrupted their studies, thousands of students in this district are now at risk of not being able to return to class due to the broken roofs of their buildings and schools. damaged or submerged in high tide or flood water after Typhoon No. 13.
The day the students go back to school, the aftermath of this TT-Hue disaster is probably still a long way off.
There are schools after Typhoon No. 13 that have been ruined such as Phu Thuan 1 Primary School (Phu Thuan Commune), or Phu Luong Kindergarten (Phu Luong Commune), Phu Tan Primary School (Phu Thuan Town). Thuan An) … still drenched in floods.
According to Mr. Vo Van Thinh, Head of the Phu Vang District Education and Training Department, just after Storm No. 13 passed, the Department leaders instructed units and schools to quickly review and report on the damage situation. have a remedy; You must ensure the safety of the facilities after natural disasters, then organize the return of students to school and deploy compensatory teaching to ensure the program.
Images of schools in TT-Hue collapsed after storm No. 13:
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