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School
Construction in Ca Mau
In the summer of 2003 VietHope
built a two-classroom school in Nha Phan hamlet, Ca Mau province,
368 km south of Saigon, Vietnam. Nha Phan hamlet is the poorest
hamlet in Cai Nuoc district, Ca Mau province, with 1,432 residents
who subsist on rice farming and shrimp harvesting.
Nha
Phan’s previous elementary school, built on a clay ground, had
been in a disintegrated condition with a leaky thatched roof and
crumbling walls. The building was prone to collapse during rain
storms, disrupting the education of its 78 students from first
grade to fourth grade, with two morning classes and two afternoon
ones.
VietHope
built a new two-classroom school with brick walls and an iron
sheet roof to ensure safety for children, with one water-pumping
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At a
glance |
| Two-classroom
school construction in Ca Mau province.
Cost: USD 4000.
Time: Summer 2003
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