📋 Tender Overview
On November 24, the Ministry of Education and Training reported to the Prime Minister on damage caused by floods in the South Central Coast and Central Highlands, stating the large extent of damage and emergency support measures being implemented. Nearly 2,000 schools were damaged by floods. The floods killed 4 students (Dak Lak 3, Lam Dong 1). Damage to facilities in 5 provinces was estimated at more than 97 billion VND. Many schools were deeply flooded, had landslides, damaged fences, teaching equipment, and broken trees. The damage to textbooks was also huge: Quang Ngai 38,810 sets, Dak Lak 6,340 sets, Gia Lai 448,202 books and 6,425 sets of school supplies, Lam Dong 334 textbooks and 405 sets of supplies, Khanh Hoa is continuing to collect statistics. Floods and rains caused heavy damage in many localities. In the entire region, 1,942 schools had to let students off school. By noon on November 24, there were still 360 schools that could not reopen, including 290 in Dak Lak and 70 in Khanh Hoa. Free distribution of textbooks To ensure that students have textbooks as soon as schools restore, the Ministry of Education and Training will distribute all textbooks free of charge to students in flooded areas. Vietnam Education Publishing House has prepared 10 million copies, completed support for Dak Lak and is supplying to Gia Lai, Khanh Hoa, Quang Ngai and Lam Dong. The Ministry also mobilized internal donations, supporting 1.5 billion VND for 5 provinces; Support 5 million VND for each family of a deceased student; coordinating with Tuoi Tre Newspaper to support teachers with an amount of 2 billion VND. UNICEF and international organizations are providing school supplies, drinking water, financial support and implementing psychological counseling for students in Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Lam Dong. The Ministry of Education and Training continues to coordinate with localities to urgently restore teaching and learning activities. See moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
