The only way to get around the Sahel campus now is by canoe.
A portion of the wall between the neighbors to the north and Sahel collapsed early Tuesday night allowing the flood water to gush onto the campus. This is from the front gate looking into the campus.
The water here is probably waist to chest deep.
The classrooms and library areas.
To the left one can see where the wall collapsed. The white vehicle belongs to the neighbors.
Arriving at the Sahel entrance via canoe.
The worskshop area. One can see how high it is on the human body.
My classroom. The water is about a foot to 18 inches deep.
The CBN (Bible School) compound next to Sahel. This is at the Ceton's back door looking at the guest house.
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2 comments:
Anisa...thanks for posting the pictures. We are praying hard. We have yet to head over that direction, but from the looks of it, probably not a good idea...
Hello Anisa. Were you able to get your stuff out of your classroom? Or did teachers have to leave stuff behind for the moment? We are praying for you all. May you sense the Lord's peace during this time. Blessings. Carmen Gunderson
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