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A Tense Moment a Teacher in Aceh Crossed a Fast-Flowing River to Teach on the First Day of School After the Floods.

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While some students and teachers can start the first day of school with enthusiasm, the opposite is true for teachers in Central Aceh.
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A Tense Moment a Teacher in Aceh Crossed a Fast-Flowing River to Teach on the First Day of School After the Floods.

While some students and teachers can start the first day of school with enthusiasm, the opposite is true for teachers in Central Aceh.

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viva.co.id broke the news in on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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