132 flood-displaced children enrolled in school in Kathmandu
Summary
132 children displaced by the Rasuwa-Bhotekoshi floods have started attending Gitamata School in Kathmandu. Kathmandu Metropolitan City and partner organizations are providing transport, school supplies and counseling to help them recover.
Key Points
- 132 flood-displaced children currently staying in Kathmandu have been enrolled at Gitamata School in Dallu.
- Acting Mayor Sunita Dangol urged teachers to treat the children with care and create a supportive learning environment.
- Koshi Nepal has provided school bags, uniforms and psychosocial counseling, while LR International School is arranging transport.
- The school says children in deep distress should not be forced to attend classes and should be helped back to normal gradually.
