Bangourain: Strong winds leave more than 100 students without classrooms

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Cameroon
Society & LifestyleEnvironment & Climate
Bangourain: Strong winds leave more than 100 students without classrooms

Heavy rain and strong winds destroyed the only building of the bilingual secondary school in Kourom-Marché, in the Noun department. The school’s three classrooms were devastated, leaving more than 100 students without their usual learning spaces. Bangourain Sub-prefect Jules Patrick Ndi identified a temporary facility so classes can resume while the building awaits reconstruction. No construction schedule has been announced.

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