Afghan teacher delivers books by bicycle to children in remote areas
An afghan school teacher delivers books by bicycle to children in remote areas, giving them a chance to learn to read.
Saber Hosseini, a teacher from Bamyan in central Afghanistan, selects books from his library, loads them onto his bicycle and sets off for remote villages which have no schools.
The teacher has started his ride seven months ago. His collection has grown from 200 to about 3 thousand 500 books.
The teacher now plans to open the first library in his town.
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