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In the meantime, the classroom roof of Dong Phon Hae Elementary School in Laos was 0);">The wooden structure was in a precarious condition due to severe termite damage. 

The framework supporting the roof was weakened and sagging as if it would soon collapse, and on rainy days, classes were often interrupted as rainwater leaked into the classroom. 

The children were barely able to continue studying in a damp environment and the anxiety of not knowing when the roof would collapse.

Accordingly, the World Educational Cultural Aid is taking comprehensive measures to ensure the safety of children and allow them to focus solely on learningRoof renovation was fully supported. 

All old materials corroded by termites will be removed and completely replaced with a strong new roof that will easily protect against strong rain and wind. Finished.

Now, the children of Dongponhae Elementary School can have a safe and secure environment without worrying about it collapsing even on rainy days. I am now able to develop my dreams to my heart's content in a comfortable classroom.

We are deeply grateful to our sponsors who gave the children a safe fence that will not collapse.

"A safe educational environment is the most basic thing for children to grow up healthy. It is a right.

WECA will continue to improve aging educational facilities in underprivileged areas around the world, including Laos, and do our best to ensure that children are protected from danger and can dream of a future with confidence."

— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid

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