Deputy Works Minister Arthur Joseph Kurup with a group of teachers from Nabawan before they board the helicopter to go to their schools. – Facebook pic, May 8, 2022.
TWO chartered helicopters were provided by Deputy Works Minister Arthur Joseph Kurup today to send teachers from the interior of Nabawan and around Talaan subdistrict to SK Talaan and other schools. Arthur said the flights were to ferry eight teachers before classes resume tomorrow, after the roads and rivers in the area could not be accessed due to the recent floods.
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