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Fiji's Education Ministry is working with Japanese counterparts to help in a rehabilitation programme for schools across the country.Schools in Fiji experienced major disruptions this year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but thousands of students returned to school last month for the first time since March.Thousands more were impacted when Cyclone Harold tore through the country in April killing one person and causing widespread damage to homes and schools.Opening three new classrooms in Tailevu this week, Education Minister Rosy Akbar thanked Japan's government for helping build the facilities."We believe that when we have the right buildings, the right infrastructure, the right people and partners in education, education will progress," Rosy Akbar said.
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Fiji Seeks Help to Build New Schools
Fiji's Education Ministry is working with Japanese counterparts to help in a rehabilitation programme for schools across the country.Schools in Fiji experienced major disruptions this year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but thousands of students returned to school last month for the first time since March.Thousands more were impacted when Cyclone Harold tore through the country in April killing one person and causing widespread damage to homes and schools.Opening three new classrooms in Tailevu this week, Education Minister Rosy Akbar thanked Japan's government for helping build the facilities."We believe that when we have the right buildings, the right infrastructure, the right people and partners in education, education will progress," Rosy Akbar said.
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