Floods: Classes as usual for 15 teachers stranded at two rural Keningau schools


Continuous heavy rain caused the Binanon River to overflow, triggering multiple landslides and destroying a bridge, cutting off the community from the outside world.

KOTA KINABALU: Despite being stranded and facing dwindling food supplies, teachers at two rural schools in Keningau remain dedicated to their students, ensuring that classes continue as usual.

Fifteen teachers, eight from SK Binanon and seven from SK Mamagun, have been stranded since Thursday (March 21), along with hundreds of villagers, after a landslide blocked the only access road to Keningau town, some 114km away.

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