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Fire-gutted school seeks public donations for new building

By The Nation

 

The director of a public elementary school in Mahasarakham province on Saturday pleaded with the public for donations for a new school building and purchase of tele-education equipment after the school’s old building was destroyed in a fire last month.

 

Ratana Yoskamthorn, the director of Ban Nong Klong Huakhua School in tambon Kudrung in Kudrung district, said the fire destroyed a one-storey wooden school building that housed five classrooms of grade 4 to grade 6 students and a library as well as activity rooms.

 

The school has 124 students from kindergarten to Grade 6 levels.

 

She said the tambon administrative organisation had offered to allocate over Bt600,000 budget for the construction of a new school building but red tape would likely delay construction until next year.

 

As a result, she had decide to organise a public donation campaign for the new building so that teaching could resume when the new school year begins in June. Since her school needs to use a satellite-based tele-education system, she is also soliciting donations of TV sets.

 

She said donations could be made at the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives’ account number 020-09940-931-3 or contact her at 083-340-1593.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/breakingnews/30311014

 

 
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Why not ask the military to postpone the subs and pitch in.  Use it to your advatage Prayuth, take the media along and say look what I am doing for my people in the name of reconciliation.

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Better yet, sell the aircraft carrier to scrap metal and you can build dozen of schools

with that money....

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Wow........ I read the main topic and wanted to reply about using the Submarine money, And as I read above..... everybody had the same idea and beat me to it.........

Just shows that it is a 'very common' reaction (or opinion)........... LOL

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