191 educational institutions organized for students to return to school after the flood on the morning of November 24.

Educational institutions in the province are urgently coordinating with local authorities to clean, check facilities, and disinfect to welcome students back to school soon.

Chairman of the People's Committee of Cu Pui Commune, Huynh Duy Trung, said that in order to quickly stabilize students' learning after the flood, the locality has organized a team to inspect the entire school campus, classrooms, fences, trees, electrical systems, and classrooms; and clean up and disinfect water sources, and spray disinfectant after the flood in people's homes and educational facilities in the area.

Currently, the cleaning and disinfection work has been basically completed. The commune has directed its educational institutions to notify parents and students of the school resumption schedule on November 24; coordinate with the Parents' Representative Committee to inform and remind students to travel safely; not to go through flooded or landslide areas...

Medical staff spray disinfectant at Hoa Phong Secondary School (Cu Pui commune).

Mr. Tran Huu Liem, Principal of Hoa Phong Secondary School (Cu Pui Commune) said that the school is 1.7m lower than the road level, so some classrooms have been flooded for many days. However, thanks to early initiative, the school coordinated with the local authorities to move teaching equipment to higher ground in advance, ensuring that the equipment works well after the flood. The school is coordinating with the Parents' Association and local authorities to inform and encourage students to return to school on November 24.

In the eastern part of the province, heavy rains and floods have caused many localities to be deeply inundated, and many schools are still submerged. Promoting the spirit of initiative, schools are focusing on implementing the motto of cleaning up as the water recedes.

Teachers of Trung Vuong Primary School (Tuy Hoa ward) clean the school after the flood.

Both campuses of Trung Vuong Primary School (Tuy Hoa Ward) were flooded in the recent flood. Ms. Dang Thi Thanh, Principal of Trung Vuong Primary School (Tuy Hoa Ward) said that the school has 80 staff members, teachers and employees, but most of their houses are located in areas heavily flooded by heavy rain and floods.

On November 21, when the water began to recede, the remaining 10 staff and teachers (whose houses were not flooded) were on duty to clean the school and classrooms. The school also received support from local authorities to speed up the process of ensuring the school and classrooms were clean after the flood.

Currently, the cleaning work is basically complete, but the school needs to carefully check the electricity, water, fence, walls, disinfect... systems to ensure 100% safety before welcoming students back to school.

Authorities support flood recovery in Yang Mao commune.

According to statistics from the Department of Education and Training, 481/1,379 educational institutions have allowed students to stay home from school in recent days. The floods have submerged 372/1,379 educational institutions, and many classrooms and teaching equipment have been damaged...

It is expected that on the morning of November 24, 191 educational institutions will organize for students to return to school after the flood.

Director of the Department of Education and Training Le Thi Thanh Xuan said that based on the actual situation at the unit (extent of damage, conditions of facilities, traffic, school hygiene, etc.), heads of educational institutions decide the time to welcome children, pupils and students back to school.

Absolutely do not let students return to school when safety is not guaranteed; at the same time, report the damage situation and make recommendations to the direct management unit for support.

Authorities participate in supporting post-flood cleanup at Trung Vuong Primary School (Tuy Hoa ward)

The floods have caused many schools to be deeply submerged, damaging hundreds of teaching equipment; students have lost books and clothes; teachers have had their personal teaching equipment and materials damaged... therefore, we have actively campaigned and mobilized resources to support schools in the province that are currently deeply submerged and have suffered heavy damage due to floods.

The Department of Education and Training continues to monitor the storm and flood situation and will establish a working group to visit educational facilities to inspect and direct damage recovery.

Thanh Huong

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