Hundreds of Parents Keep Children Home Amid School Merger Dispute in Nghe An
Hundreds of parents in Vietnam's central Nghe An province are refusing to send their children to school following a merger. While the integration was decided due to safety concerns, parents are worried about increased travel distances and boarding facilities.
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