Principal’s Bell Saved Hundreds | Sydney News

A glacial collapse triggered a deadly flash flood in Nepal, swallowing a secondary school and claiming over 900 lives — but one man’s split-second decision saved hundreds. Principal Rajendra Dawadi rang the bell, ordered students to higher ground, and risked his life to protect them. His school, where he once studied and taught, was obliterated, leaving two staff missing. As nearly 19,000 students across northern Nepal lose access to education, Dawadi is rallying for urgent government action to rebuild schools and provide mental health support — calling it not just a duty, but a lifeline for children still healing from trauma.

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