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Students in Special Education Sit on a Bus without Air Conditioning for Hours: “Can Reach up to 45 Degrees”

It will remain scorching hot in the coming days, with temperatures reaching up to 39 degrees. The government is calling for care for the most vulnerable, but once again, children in special education are falling through the cracks. The buses they take to and from school usually do not have air conditioning. As a result, they often spend hours on the bus. And now, on top of that, in extreme temperatures. The management of a school in Oudenaarde i…

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It will remain scorching hot in the coming days, with temperatures reaching up to 39 degrees. The government is calling for care for the most vulnerable, but once again, children in special education are falling through the cracks. The buses they take to and from school usually do not have air conditioning. As a result, they often spend hours on the bus. And now, on top of that, in extreme temperatures. The management of a school in Oudenaarde i…

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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Het Laatste Nieuws broke the news in Kobbegem, Belgium on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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