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    More schools are expected to open this morning as floodwaters recede in hard-hit Mid Canterbury

    More schools are expected to open this morning as floodwaters recede in hard-hit Mid Canterbury


    Only a few schools were up and running yesterday with the partly re-opened Ashburton bridge, expected to create travel headaches today.

    The Ministry of Education has been advising parents to check school websites first.

    Throughout Canterbury 42 schools and many more pre-schools were closed yesterday.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Health & Safety:
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     Entertainment:
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