Rajasthan School Roof Plaster Falls On 3 Children In Udaipur, Dilapidated Building Ordered Shut
Jaipur: Three children were injured after a portion of plaster from the roof of a government primary school fell on them in Rajasthan’s Udaipur district on Tuesday, raising fresh concerns over the safety of students studying in dilapidated government school buildings. The incident took place at Government Primary School, Narda, located at Vaniya Talai in the Bhinder panchayat samiti area. The…
Three children were injured when a section of plaster from a school roof collapsed onto them at a government primary school in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The incident occurred on Tuesday at Government Primary School, Narda, in Vaniya Talai, Bhinder panchayat samiti. The children affected were Kajal (7), Krishna (7), and Lalit (8), all sustaining injuries and bleeding.
Eyewitnesses noted the teacher was absent during the collapse, and the children walked home despite their injuries. The family later took the children to the Government District Hospital for treatment. The dilapidated school building, with a total of 37 pupils and two teachers, is ordered to close following the incident. Authorities are currently exploring safe, shaded alternatives for the students to continue their education.
The community expressed concerns over the school's condition, stating that the roof had been repaired in 2020 but has now deteriorated again. They claim that the building was merely painted to give the appearance of improvement.
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