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Deadly earthquake disrupts education for more than 8,000 children in Indonesia

A deadly earthquake in Indonesia has disrupted schooling for more than 8,000 children. The report indicates significant effects on local education services.

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School closures or disruption affect thousands of children and signal broader community recovery needs after the earthquake.

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  1. Over 8,000 Children in Indonesia Face Education Disruptions After Deadly Earthquake ↗indonesiatribune.com · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 1:17 PM UTC

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