Vietnam Schools Grapple with Mismatched Desks and Chairs Affecting Student Health
In schools across Vietnam, mismatched desks and chairs are forcing many students into awkward postures during class. Experts warn this poses a risk of developing spinal deformities and musculoskeletal issues.
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