Mzansi School Kids Crossing Flooded Bridge, TikTok of Students Struggling Against Strong Current Goes Viral

• One TikTok video of children trying to get to school by crossing over a flooded body of water went viral
• People were disturbed by the footage that showed how the children tried to make their way across while fighting a strong current
• People in the comments were horrified to see how the kids had to resort to desperate measures to get to school

A video of school children struggling to arrive at school safely had many South Africans upset. The TikTok shows how the kids' school transport got stuck in the middle of the river.

People in the comments were terrified to see how the kids tried to escape the dangerous situation. Netizens commented that they would not risk their lives like the children in the clip.

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TikTok of South African children crossing flooded area goes viral

A terrifying video on TikTok shows kids wading through strong currents while crossing a river. The clip disturbed many people as they feared for the children's lives.

Watch the video below:

South African peeps worried about safety of Mzansi school children in TikTok video

People were worried that the kids would get swept away. One netizen commented that the Minister of Education, Angie Motshekga, should be attending to the situation.

MAKWENA commented:

"I think children should stop going to school when its raining please mam Angie."

Maria commented:

"I would never ever take chances like this, never."

xulu1987 commented:

"Ngavele ngife shame. [I would die.]"

Leah_Mathe commented:

Yoh ingane nkosi. [Oh my God, the kids.]"

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siphokazipokido commented:

"This toooo risky, I will never take a chance kwinto enje."

"Disgusting behaviour": SA up in arms following 2 violent incidents in schools

Briefly News reported that The Governing Body Foundation (GBF) believes that new disciplinary measures are needed in schools following two violent incidents that rocked the country.

Two Gauteng schools came under the spotlight after videos of horrific and violent incidents were shared on social media. In one incident, a Grade 10 boy was stabbed to death, and in the other, a Grade 10 girl was physically assaulted.

Both incidents raised alarm bells on social media, with many calling for urgent intervention. The foundation believes that psychological support is needed for learners throughout the year.

Source: Briefly News