Dusty road leaves teachers fuming
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
The road runs in front of both Ledumang primary and senior secondary schools. The situation becomes unbearable during morning and afternoon rush hours when speeding combis cause blinding and suffocating dust.
The Gaborone City Council's environmental department used to sprinkle water on the road in the morning and afternoons to control the dust, but the exercise has since been discontinued. Teachers are now complaining that their health is in danger. "When the cars pass in the mornings their drivers have to switch on their lights because they cannot see anything. The situation is even more dangerous for students crossing the road," said one teacher, Agnes Kgwadi.
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