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The transcript notes that children typically attend local schools, with some families relying on small-scale commerce to support their children’s education. Small businesses such as selling handicrafts or small fishing equipment provide supplementary income, crucial for everyday needs.
Younger residents are portrayed as eager to learn and adapt, often engaged in traditional livelihoods but also interested in new skills. Some community members have migrated to larger towns for better opportunities, yet many remain committed to preserving their roots.