When the taps run dry, it’s communal bathing for pupils


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 05 May 2005

KUCHING: Pupils of SK Batu Keling in Long Asap in the remote Belaga district had to take their bath in a big group in a stream as the school had run out of clean water. 

Teachers were supervising the bath sessions, as the school, which has over 760 students, had been without clean water for a week. The plight of the pupils and some 40 teachers was highlighted in a local newspaper yesterday. 

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