52 children from holding centre begin school; 30 opt for hostel facility
Summary
Fifty-two children from a holding centre in Kathmandu have started attending Jan Vikas Secondary School, with 30 opting for hostel facilities as authorities work to ensure their continued education.
Key Points
- 52 children residing at Radhashwami Satsang Vyas Ashram holding centre in Kathmandu began attending Jan Vikas Secondary School.
- Children displaced from riverbank settlements in Thapathali, Gairigaun, and Sinamangal are being supported for educational continuity.
- Guardians of 30 school-age children opted for hostel facilities to aid their continued education.
- Private school organisations have committed to providing free education and boarding support for children from landless families.
