In regions such as Mandalay, Sagaing, and Magway—where significant destruction and loss occurred due to the earthquake—the schools that were built and donated by the Pann Thee Foundation stood strong.

After the earthquake, the conditions of the following schools—

• Ti Law Ka Ya Ma Monastery School
• Shwe Kyar Pyo Khin Monastery School
• No(2) Gaing Douk Monastery School
• Shwe Bon Thar Monastery School
• Yadanar San Pya Monastery School
• Kan Kyi Monastery School
• Tha Mine Thit (31)Block Monastery School
• Mahar Gandar Yone Monastery School
• Wet Thay Monastery School
• Chaung Kyi Monastery School
• Phat Shay Monastery School
• Shwe Hlan Htaung Monastery School
• Nay Min Monastery School
• Ma Har Thu Kha Than Pat Ti Monastery School
• Thit Sa Wai Da Gu Monastery School
• Aung Myay Oo Monastery School
• Pan Pae Su Monastery School
• Mar Gain Dar Ya Ma Monastery School
• Hman Nan Monastery School
• Shwe Sin Min Monastery School
• Salin Monastery School
• Sway Tahar Monastery School
• Hman Si Monastery School
• Thar Tha Nar Lin Kar Ya Monastery School
• Shwe Pyi Monastery School
• Aung Zayar Monastery School
• Thar Tha Na Gone Yi Monastery School

were visited and inspected to assess the situation on the ground.were visited and inspected to assess the situation on the ground.

were visited and inspected to assess the situation on the ground. As the earthquake occurred during a school holiday, there was no concern for student casualties—only the potential loss of school buildings. However, for the schools where dormitories were also built and donated for boarding students, there was particular concern for the safety and well-being of the young children who live there. However, the dormitories only sustained minor cracks on the surface, with no significant structural damage or collapse. As a result, the children remained safe and unharmed. Among all the schools, only Hman Nan School located in Pyawbwe Township experienced ground fissures and partial subsidence during the earthquake. Although the school building did not collapse, visible cracks appeared on the walls, making it necessary for engineers to inspect and assess the structural integrity. That particular school was the most affected by the earthquake among all the schools built by the Pann Thee Foundation. At the remaining schools, only minor facade cracks and plaster damage were observed. Therefore, children will be able to continue their education safely and confidently in the upcoming academic year.