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Laem Ngob Witthayakhom School, located in the province of Trat, Thailand, is shutting down for nearly a week due to severe weather. The school has decided to switch to online learning to prevent disruptions amid forecasts of heavy rain and gusty winds.

 

The announcement was made on Monday, informing students that normal classes will not be held from Tuesday to Friday. Instead, lessons will be conducted virtually for this duration. The decision was influenced by the expected weather conditions throughout the week.

 

 

Trat is one of the provinces severely affected by ongoing downpours and flooding. In particular, Khao Saming district has been overrun with water, though conditions in Muang district are starting to improve.

 

On Monday, the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department cautioned residents about potential flooding and flash floods in six provinces, including Trat. The districts expected to be affected include Laem Ngob, Muang, and Klong Yai.

 

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35 minutes ago, nakhonandy said:

Poorer families don't have Internet, how do they get online teaching?

 

Hardly anybody studies anyway.  Even with the best internet, they just log on and play a game or sleep.

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12 hours ago, nakhonandy said:

Poorer families don't have Internet, how do they get online teaching?

Trat is right in the durian growing area. Lots of money from China's insatiable demand for durian. 

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