Ghaziabad: Ghaziabad District Judge, Rakesh Kumar Singh on Monday Tweeted that the schools in the district will remain closed for two days – 18 and 19 October – after the Indian Meteorology Department warned heavy rainfall in NCR.
Even when Ghaziabad ordered the closure for all classes to be alert to rain, Gautam Budh Nagar did not have such directions.
While most government schools remain open in Noida, private schools continue with online classes.
In particular, schools at GB Nagar will be closed on Tuesday because of Eid al-Fitr.
“The decision was taken due to children’s safety,” said Pradeep Kumar Dwivedi, Dios (Ghaziabad).
Dwivedi added that if there was a school that conducted a test, it would be allowed to schedule.
Dharamveer Singh, Dios (GB Nagar), said: “We have all the schools that run because there is no such direction for GB Nagar.
Online class also continues in many private schools.
The parents’ association, meanwhile, has been looking for warnings for children Children if the weather situation deteriorates.
“The order of DM Ghaziabad about the closing of the school because heavy shower does not apply at GB Nagar.
Given the weather conditions, the government must issue a warning first.
Furthermore, because Ghaziabad and Noida were close together with each other, GB Nagar DM had to make a decision, “said Yatendra Kasana, president of all old school associations Noida (ANSPA).
Manoj Kataria, founder of Gautam Budh Nagar Society Welfare (GPWS), stated that Some schools, including DPS, Cambridge, Khait, Mayur, Dav, are open on Monday.
However, Bhaurao Deoras Saraswati Vidya Mandir and many private schools conducted online classes.
On Sunday, the Meteorology department has issued a warning about heavy rain in various countries , including Kerala, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh.
At the same time, there is heavy rain in Noida on Sunday afternoon.
Because of this, waterlogging and other problems have increased in several places.