Classes in Juiz de Fora will remain suspended until March 9 due to the aftermath of severe flooding that has resulted in significant loss of life and displacements.
In the city of Juiz de Fora, classes in the municipal school system will continue to be suspended until March 9, following catastrophic flooding that has left at least 65 people dead and over 8,500 displaced or homeless. The city’s schools are currently serving as shelters for many victims of the disaster, highlighting the critical role these institutions play in emergency response situations.
As the local government prepares for the resumption of classes, they are focused on ensuring a safe and supportive environment for students and educators. The Secretary of Education is actively organizing all necessary details to facilitate a smooth transition back to normalcy for those affected by the tragedy. However, there are no updates regarding the reopening of state and private schools, leaving many in the community anxious about the future of education amidst ongoing recovery efforts.
The search for the last missing person in Juiz de Fora concluded over the weekend, a distressing milestone in a week filled with grief and loss for many families. The authorities are now turning their attention to recovery and rebuilding, as both they and the residents begin to reflect on the impact of this disaster and the path forward toward restoration.
