- MP Robert Pukose provided blankets to boarding students affected by a dormitory fire.
- Representatives assured learners of continued support and emphasised the importance of safe learning environments.
- Teachers, parents, and students welcomed the gesture, describing it as timely and compassionate.
St. Mary’s Nai Boys Boarding School has received a lifeline after Endebess Member of Parliament Dr. Robert Pukose donated blankets to students affected by a recent dormitory fire that destroyed their belongings and disrupted school life.
The donation was delivered by representatives from the legislator’s office, who conveyed his message of solidarity and encouragement to the learners. They assured the students that they were not alone during this difficult period and emphasised that education remains a priority, with every child deserving a safe and supportive environment.
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The fire incident left many boarding students without essential items, forcing the school community to rally for immediate assistance. The blankets are expected to restore comfort and dignity to the learners as they continue with their studies while recovery efforts are underway.
Teachers, parents, and students welcomed the intervention, describing it as timely and compassionate. School leaders noted that the gesture would ease the immediate challenges faced by the affected learners and help them regain stability after losing personal belongings in the blaze.
By Kimtai Cherongis
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