If you’ve been following the devastating flash floods in Nepal, you know it’s horrifying. But there’s a little light in the darkness. Like this:
A principal in Nepal evacuated 900 children from a school moments before a deadly wall of water struck their town. He heard warnings about a possible flood, and took immediate action. He says, “I decided I shouldn’t delay . . . even if the flood was not coming, it was just a matter of a single day’s classes . . .
“If we’d made the decision 10 minutes later, all of us, including the students and me, would not be able to speak to you today.”
