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India-Pakistan |
Almost 100,000 schools without electricity |
2006-08-04 |
Maybe they can use that Plutonium production reactor as a schoolroom. At least the Kaushab facility has buildings, a fence, a compound, toilets, running water and electricty, something pak "schools" do not ISLAMABAD: More than half of the state-owned schools in the country lack proper buildings, electricity, water and sanitation facilities, or boundary walls, according to statistics presented by the Education Ministry to the Senate Standing Committee on Education. |
Posted by:john |
#7 Running water: Nope Electricity: Nope Textbooks: Nope Paper: Nope Pencils: Nope Korans: Check RPGs: Check AK47s: Check Whacked Out Holy Men: Check Don't worry. We got what we need... |
Posted by: tu3031 2006-08-04 16:07 |
#6 If banging your head on the floor in the dark was good enough for Mohammad..... |
Posted by: Steve 2006-08-04 14:50 |
#5 Hook up a rotary generator to the kids bobbing their heads in the madrassas...they could export power to the grid |
Posted by: mjh 2006-08-04 11:48 |
#4 They have 200,000 schools? What's the official population of Paki-waki? Divide in 2 (assuming 50% of the population is school age), and then divide that again by 2 (assume 50% live in muzzie villages where "education" is frowned upon, or they're forced into the madrassas). Something tells me, these #s are skewed. |
Posted by: BA 2006-08-04 11:03 |
#3 The state-owned schools may lack electricity, but what about the madrassas? Priorities. |
Posted by: glenmore 2006-08-04 09:26 |
#2 I wonder is all the hand wringing apologists who bitch about electricity in Iraq will pay attention to this? Nah, nothing here, move along. So what is the situation is better in Iraq, that's not the point, its about bitching at the slightest thing as long as they suffer from BDS. |
Posted by: Uloter Grinenter8414 2006-08-04 08:51 |
#1 ISLAMABAD: More than half of the state-owned schools in the country lack proper buildings, electricity, water and sanitation facilities, or boundary walls, ..... and many students must walk or ride goats two-four miles uphill both ways! |
Posted by: Besoeker 2006-08-04 08:08 |