Plus Global Post: A family of four Indians in the middle -class pursuing American dream is all frozen to death in Xueyuan, Canada

China Well -off. September 27th. The old horse mystery started on January 7, when the 11 -year -old Quanyou student Vihangi Patel missed a homework. She was studying at a school in Kalol, Kalol, western India, and Joyful International Learning Academy's teacher was not worried at first. A week before India's new crown cases of Omicron, the course had been transferred to the Internet. The Patel family recently moved to their hometown Dingucha, which is 12 kilometers from the town. However, when Vihangi missed two days of homework, her class teacher Sonal Kumpavat called to her house.

A family of four was frozen to death in the Canadian wilderness Xueyuan

The Canadian Global Post reported, "Please don't worry," Vihangi's mother Vaishali Patel told Ms. Kumpavat and pointed out that because of the poor network connection of Dingucha is the reasons for her daughter to learn. "The moment we come back, (ViHangi) will submit all her homework."

The school has no reason to worry: Vaishali and her husband Jagdish came to the school to meet the principal on the eve of the New Year. They paid their daughters' tuition, and when the principal told them that Victoria's achievements during the semester, they laughed.

There is nothing wrong with neighbors. This family settled in Kalol, Indian city with a population of more than 134,000, so their daughters can go to the best school they can afford. It is speculated that they are on vacation and visit their parents to visit Jagdish. Their houses still have furniture. Jagdish's motorcycles are still in it. Their bungalows are located in a middle -class closed community and just renovated two months ago.

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