39 schools still incomplete after a decade

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May 12, 2025

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39 schools still incomplete after a decade

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More than two dozen schools started over a decade ago by the People's Partnership government remain abandoned—vandalised, with damaged walls, missing roofs, and overgrown compounds where animals graze and, in some cases, marijuana is cultivated.

Among the unfinished schools are Reform Hindu Primary School and the adjoining Reform Early Childhood Care and Education Centre in Gasparillo.

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