“In Odessa, on October 1, schools were transferred to online mode due to bad weather and significant flooding in the city. The decision was made to eliminate the consequences of the element, as many schools, classes, groups and shelters were flooded. This was reported by the head of the Department of Education of Odessa City Council Olena Buynevich. On October 1, schools are conducted remotely, kindergartens – work.”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
In Odessa, on October 1, schools were transferred to online mode due to bad weather and significant flooding in the city. The decision was made to eliminate the consequences of the element, as many schools, classes, groups and shelters were flooded.
This was reported by the head of the Department of Education of Odessa City Council Olena Buynevich.
On October 1, schools are conducted remotely, kindergartens – work. Parents are asked to contact the caregivers if they cannot get to the institution due to force majeure.
Even during distance learning in educational institutions, regular groups for preschoolers and elementary classes will necessarily work, Buynevich said.
“If a child is not left with, she will be taken at an educational institution,” she stressed.
The head of the Department of Education also called on parents to control the return of children home and, if possible, not to let them into evening classes, training or sections due to difficult weather conditions and darkness.
Nine people were killed in Odessa and Odessa district. Among them is one child.
SES announced in Odessa h Hervine danger Due to abnormal drain and flooding, in the city expected More than 80 mm of precipitation.
On the night of September 30, Odessa covered a heavy downpour, which turned the streets into rivers and paralyzed traffic in different parts of the city. The weather has led to a reduction in the movement of trolleybuses, some trams do not go.
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