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Thirteen Million Students From 6 Countries Were Affected by Recent Natural Disasters

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Thirteen million students from 6 countries were affected by recent natural disasters

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Thirteen million students from 6 countries were affected by recent natural disasters

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The education of some 13 million children in Nepal, Japan, Colombia, Venezuela, Indonesia and the Philippines has been affected in the last three months by the great natural or climate-related disasters suffered by these countries, such as earthquakes, floods or forest fires. The NGO Save the Children details it this Thursday in a statement, in [...] The entry Venezuela among the six countries where natural disasters affected the education of mi…

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The education of some 13 million children from Nepal, Japan, Colombia, Venezuela, Indonesia and the Philippines has been affected during the last three months due to earthquakes, floods, forest fires and other climate-related disasters, Save the Children reported this Thursday. The organization explained that the catastrophes interrupted the classes of different [...]

The NGO Save the Children said that in Venezuela, schools were about to start the end-of-year vacation when at the end of June a double earthquake shook much of the country.

The education of some 13 million children from Nepal, Japan, Colombia, Venezuela, Indonesia and the Philippines has been affected in the last three months by the great natural or climate-related disasters suffered by those countries, such as earthquakes, floods or forest fires. The NGO Save the Children details this Thursday in [...] The entry Venezuela, among the six countries where 13 million students were affected by natural disasters was fir…

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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