Lempu JSS Reopens, Village Looks To God
Monday, March 18, 2019
The Monitor has learnt that last week some of the learners who were cleared and ready to be discharged by doctors at Scottish Livingstone Hospital, on arrival at their respective homes started wobbling again. Classes were expected to resume today, but it is alleged that about three students from Khudumelapye still exhibit symptoms of the mystery disease. Salajwe councillor, Lopang Sebutlenyane said prayers by different churches were ongoing at the school to welcome boarding students. Sebutlenyane revealed that the villagers had by Sunday, resolved with the leadership to invite all interested churches from and surrounding villages to come to the school for prayers.
“It looks like medical doctors were struggling to establish the cause as well as to cure this disease because I heard reports that after being certified healed and discharged from the hospital some students started wobbling when they arrived at their respective homes,” he said.
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