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Classes in containers. Eight months later, storm Kristin still affects schools

RTP Notícias10 September 2026 at 21:10

Almost eight months after storm Kristin passed through, several schools in the most affected municipalities continue to operate in containers. This situation extends far beyond what would be expected, directly affecting thousands of students.

The students from the municipalities most hit by the storm are the main ones affected by this reality. Classes in containers have become the norm for many educational establishments that have not yet been able to return to their original facilities.

Storm Kristin, which occurred approximately eight months ago, caused significant damage to school infrastructure in the region. Many schools were destroyed or severely damaged, leading to the need for temporary solutions.

The impact of this situation on the school community remains, with students and teachers adapting to an alternative learning environment. The recovery of the affected schools appears to be a slower process than initially anticipated.

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