By Al Fian | IT Manager
Dear Donors,
This time we replaced two damaged snake repellent devices (figures 1 and 2). The damages were caused by two likely accidents.
The first accident was by the grasscutter (figure 4). This area is often covered in long grass especially during the rainy season. So, when the grasscutters trimmed the grass, they might have cut the repellent device as well. The repellent device was found uprooted and with cut marks.
The second accident was likely by the kids (figure 3). This area is the yard beside the kindergarten and grade 1 classrooms. The kids from this group often played and ran around along the yard, especially outside school hours or on weekends. Some might have kicked the repellent device. It was uprooted, and the bottom part of its system was broken and cut off.
We already informed the grasscutter team and the kids to be very careful when using the mentioned areas so as not to damage the snake repellent devices. In fact, we got the kids to see the replacement of the snake repellent devices so that they can help us keep those devices in place.
Thank you for your generous support. As this project is still open, please share it with your friends. Any further donations can be saved for any of the snake repellent devices that we may buy more later on.
Kind regards,
Yaowawit Team
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