Rajganj, 14th June: As schools resume post-summer vacation, parents of students at Ambari-Falakata Chinta Mohan High School are expressing growing concerns over the overgrown shrubs surrounding the school premises.
Since reopening on June 10, the school has been grappling with an unkempt environment, particularly worrisome with the onset of the rainy season, which heightens the risk of dengue and malaria. The parents are urgently calling for the clearing of drains and bushes to mitigate these health risks.
Prashant Das, the acting head teacher, revealed that the school has previously undertaken cleaning efforts using funds from the school budget. However, maintaining a clear environment consistently has proven challenging. Despite informing the local panchayat member multiple times, the issue remains unresolved.
Das assured that he will again bring this matter to the attention of the panchayat member, seeking immediate action to ensure the safety and well-being of the students.