Speaking with VietNamNet, Mr. Tran The Cuong, Director of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training, said that due to the continued heavy rain affecting learning and the transportation system throughout the city, the Department decided to let all educational institutions close tomorrow (October 1).
“Teachers can flexibly teach online to students. Schools need to strictly follow the instructions of the Department Director,” Mr. Cuong said.
Today, September 30, in response to the storm, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training issued an official dispatch requesting schools and educational institutions to regularly monitor weather forecasts to proactively prevent, respond to and overcome consequences.

A parent brings a bucket to school and lets his child sit in it to avoid flooding. (Photo: LB)
Units need to review and prepare plans according to the "4 on-site" principle; check the tree system in the campus, promptly handle or warn of trees at risk of falling; move assets, equipment, and documents to a safe place.
At schools in the storm's center, especially those with boarding students, it is necessary to closely coordinate with parents and authorities to ensure absolute safety for students, while preparing enough drinking water, food, and provisions for their stay at school.
In case students cannot attend class due to flooding, educational institutions must proactively develop appropriate learning methods. After storms, promptly clean and sanitize classrooms, ensure safety and prevent epidemics.
The Department also requires absolutely not to organize extracurricular activities, collective activities, especially in places with risk of flooding and landslides. Establish an information channel with parents to manage students when participating in local activities, minimizing the risks that may occur due to storms.
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