Video report from teachers on the other side of the muddy paths

Photographer: Seyed Musal'a Pirkhazranian

🔹Students of Darakhkol village in Sanandaj district, after Java Dam dried up this spring, they have to cross muddy and muddy paths every day to go to school.

Every morning, around seven o'clock, fathers take their children to school, hold them in their arms and cross the muddy paths to arrive with Yunilit at the transport location. These difficult conditions resulted in the daily trips of students with risks to Yemen and their health. Abdin Zarin, a 46-year-old father of three daughters, also faces the difficulties of this way of bringing his children to school every day; A daily effort to ensure that her daughters do not drop out of school. Before the dam was drained, the residents were promised the construction of a bridge that would allow access to Yemen for the residents. Promises that have not been fulfilled so far and families still struggling to transport their children are facing worries.