School classes resumed on Tuesday in earthquake-hit Kyirong County in Tibet Autonomous Region's Xigaze City, according to local education authorities.[Special coverage]
Seven elementary and secondary schools, and three kindergartens in Kyirong were forced to suspend classes due to buildings damaged by last month's quake.
Lessons resumed in temporary tents, and bread and milk was prepared in school storage facilities for the students, according to Lhasang Santen, head of the local education bureau.
The damaged school buildings will be repaired soon, Lhasang Santen added.
The 8.1-magnitude earthquake in Nepal on April 25 also affected the southwestern region of China, especially Xigaze City. The earthquake killed at least 26 people in Tibet, with more than 800 injured.
