IT was the rainy season in Kupang in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). Yavid Soru has just finished rearranging the desks and chairs of his classrooms in Onitua Primary School, a futile effort in trying to protect the furniture from being drenched by the rain that continues to pour in through the inadequate roofing. He fears strong winds, not for himself, but for his students, who would be trapped in the classrooms should those strong winds collapse the