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| Bangladeshi students going to school wading through flood water |
It is not very easy for all students to reach school without enduring painful journey. We should salute all these brave students who crossed treacherous roads to reach their ultimate destination - their beloved school. I have collected some pictures of brave children from Internet.
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| Bangladeshi students crossing river to reach school. |
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| Students from a remote village of Bangladesh crossing river in a rainy day. |
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| These students from Cilangkap village had to construct a bamboo raft to get to school after a bridge across the Ciherang river in Indonesia's Lebak Regency collapsed |
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Students in Indonesia cling to steel bars on a broken bridge as they cross Ciherang River
near their village in Lebak Regency. A pillar supporting one side of the crossing collapsed,
leaving the wooden planks that acted as a path tilted to one side
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| Philippine river forces these children to take perilous journey on inflated tube to get to school |
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| Clinging on for dear life: These two brave young boys have to use a tyre as a makeshift raft to travel to school along a river in Rizal Province in the Philippines |
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| Two Nepali girls paddle across a river on their way to school because the govt has failed to build a bridge. |
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| A group of girls walk across a narrow plank on the walls of the 16th century Galle fort to reach their school in Sri Lanka. |
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| Maximum capacity: A single horse cart ferries more than thirty-five children to school on the outskirts of New Delhi in India |
Picture Source: Collected from Internet
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