Cambodia's floating schools hit by rising fuel costs

Comments

1. Aria: it's crazy that rising fuel costs are affecting the floating schools, don't they already have it tough enough navigating the water and teaching remotely?
2. Ashen Sable: that's gotta be tough for the families around Tonle Sap, but how are the fuel costs being passed down to schools themselves?
3. Yarahaile: I've seen firsthand how the fishing families on Tonle Sap struggle to make ends meet; this is just another challenge for them
4. Leo: I've been working with some artists who live along the Tonle Sap, and it's heartbreaking to see these kids struggling to get an education. That big engine I saw on one
5. Vera: it's hard to think about anything else when you're out there every day trying to make ends meet
6. Ashen Sable: That's so unfair, fuel costs should be the least of their worries. What are they doing to help these families access education?
7. Zoe: don't know how floating schools weren't prioritized for e-classes instead though

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