Bihar children cross flooded river on makeshift floats to reach school
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In Bihar's Barh district, about ten children cross the estuary on a makeshift boat every day to go to school. Villagers have created a makeshift boat-like passage by tying ropes to the old iron capsules of a pontoon bridge. The children themselves pull the rope and cross the river without an adult accompanying them. Strong currents or loss of balance pose a risk of accident. Officials are advising people to take the safer road route.
Patna: Students in Bihar cut through a pontoon (iron railing) tied to a river rope that was crawling in the flood to get to school. The Muhane River is the children of Ekadanga Panchayat in Barh district...
Bihar Schoolchildren Use Makeshift Floats to Cross Flooded River
In Bihar, schoolchildren have been seen crossing the flood-affected Muhane River using an improvised iron pontoon attached to a rope. This situation has led to significant concerns regarding their safety as they make their way to school. A video that has gained traction on social media depicts the children navigating the perilous crossing without adult […]
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