Flood alert rescues 900 students in Nepal

Approximately 900 students and 16 members of the school's faculty in Bideor region, Nepal, were saved from a devastating flood, thanks to an early warning from the school principal who acted just 14 minutes before the catastrophe struck. The staff received a warning from a relative in an area first affected by the flood, which allowed them to evacuate the school quickly before muddy waters swept through the valley and destroyed the site, now situated within the river's floodplain. It is worth noting that the school was rebuilt after the 2015 earthquake that resulted in the death of about 9,000 people. However, it faced a new threat from the recent flood, which claimed over 900 lives and left thousands missing. The local community praised the principal’s efforts, who is now eager to rebuild the school at a safer location as soon as possible.

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