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Children from Vadzatkhevi Walk 18 kilometers to and from School Every Day

September 22, 2011

Residents of Vedzatkhevi village in Dusheti district urge the Ministry of Education and local authority for help. 4 pupils from the village walk 18 kilometers to and from school every day. Consequently, the locals request to fix school bus for the pupils.

“There are about 9 kilometers from Vedzatkhevi to Ananuri village; so, children have to walk 18 kilometers every day. The road is dangerous and in winter we will not send them to school. So, we urge the Dusheti district administration and the ministry of education to appoint school bus for children,” said Tamar Inashvili from Vedzatkhevi.

Dusheti district governor Lasha Janashvili told the ICMM that the district administration cannot assist the villagers at present. “Very few children go to school from that village so we cannot send bus for them,” said Dusheti district governor.

Foreign media got interested in the problems of Vedzatkhevi primary school after the ICMM published article about their problems. British journalists intend to visit the village in near future.

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