Vietnamese children cross the river in plastic bags to get to school

In a remote village in Vietnam, the only way to get to the school dry is to be transported in plastic bags.

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Everyday, in Huoi Ha, a remote village in Vietnam, 50 students reach the school not on foot or by bicycle but transported inside plastic bags. That's right, because the river in full flow it is too dangerous for them and to cross it dry, there is no other solution.

This was made known by videos shot by a teacher named Tong Thi Minh, where it is possible to see the boys wrapped in bags, one after the other, before being transported to the opposite bank. Once they arrive at their destination, they come out of the bag perfectly dry, ready to start the lessons.

The idea of ​​transporting them in this very bizarre, and also downright dangerous way, arose after that the suspension bridge that allowed them to reach the school was damaged due to the floods, which arrive here on time with the rainy season. As there were no alternatives, the parents decided to transport them like this, also because, when the area is flooded, it's the only way to get them to school dry.

Obviously the locals are aware of the danger of this situation but unfortunately, if they want their children to attend classes, they have no alternative. The head of the village of Huoi Ha himself, Mr. Vo Giong, declared, as reported by vov, that the river is dangerous and that he hopes, for this reason, that suspension bridges able to connect the banks will be rebuilt as soon as possible. .

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fonte:vov