A young Joy Aavang sat in the bomb shelter at her school, along with her apprehensive classmates as the headmaster entered the room. “He came in, and he said, ‘Okay, children, listen. The factory was hit, and some of you have parents there,'” Aavang said. “And he said, ‘As soon as this all clear goes, then you can go home, those of you with somebody at the factory.'”
