More than 3,000 Students Run Out of School After Earthquake in Panama
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Civil society organizations urge the Ministry of Education to guarantee not only the infrastructure, but the emotional well-being of students following the 7.5-degree earthquake on October 9.
Panama City, Oct. 24 (Latin Press) The resumption of face-to-face classes and recovery efforts following the powerful earthquake of October 9 marked the week that ends today in Panama. The post Return to class and recovery after earthquake mark week in Panama first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The destruction of 35 schools by the earthquake of October 9 in Panama left more than 3,000 students without their usual spaces to receive classes. The educational centers affected are mainly in rural communities and difficult to access, where the recovery of face-to-face education faces additional difficulties. The Ministry of Education [...]
The earthquake of 9 October left 35 schools destroyed and 437 others damaged, which affects the continuity of education in the central provinces. A proposal by civil organizations aims to enable temporary classrooms, provide socio-emotional support and strengthen learning during 2027.
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