Gurgaon: A group of parents has written to the head of Minister Haryana, looking for his intervention for the reopening of the school that has been closed since December 2 amid concerns over the air quality deteriorating in Gurgaon.
The head of the parents, along with their children, also gathered at the Galleria market on Tuesday, to raise their voices to the closing of the school.
Parents argue that schools are closed for almost two years because of Covid-19 pandemic and now the education of children is once again affected in the name of the air policy crisis in NCR.
They urged the government Haryana to immediately reopen the school to ensure the physical and emotional well-being of their environment and for their education progress.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see RespoFanu Lime, a Sector 23 resident and parents of two children studying in grade 6 and 12, saying that “the government needs to find a practical solution to pollution problems.
From just closing the school”.
“It’s been almost two years since children go to school and now the school has been closed because of pollution.”
“In addition to education, the health of these children has been greatly affected because of the closure of sustainable schools.
We fail to understand how to close the school can protect children from pollution because they breathe the same air at home,” he asked.
Parents also run campaigns on social media.
“When everything gradually moves towards normal, then why children have to bear the burden on the failure of the system to overcome the pollution crisis, which is an annual affair in the NCR.
Instead of enforcing the rules to curb pollution, children have asked not to School is very important for their holistic development, “said Jngnu Almeida, another parent.
Col Pratap Singh (Retd), President of the Progressive School Conference district Haryana, said, “Most students and parents have approached the school authority to reopen the academic institution.
Learn far beyond books for the holistic development of children who can occur only in physical schools.
Very Sad that children suffer from the weakness of the authorities.
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When contacted, Yash Garg, Deputy Commissioner Gurgaon, “the school closing order was issued by the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) and in the end the decision on the reopening of the school would be taken by them.
Various associations and school stakeholders relate to the Commission which will eventually receive calls about this problem.
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