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Due to heavy rains, there is a flood situation in many states of the country. In such a situation, along with Gujarat and Mizoram, Bihar has also ordered closure of schools.
Due to heavy rains, many states of the country have been waterlogged. Many people have lost their lives due to floods. Schools have been closed in many states due to bad weather, heavy rains and rising water levels. Keeping in mind the safety of children and teachers, the administration has ordered the closure of schools. The list includes the names of many districts of Bihar and Gujarat.
school closed in patna
The Ganga river is flowing above the danger mark in Bihar's capital Patna. The Patna administration has ordered the closure of 76 village schools till August 31. Patna DM Chandrashekhar Singh says that the administration has taken this step for the safety of students and teachers. Recently, a school teacher died after falling into the Ganga river, after which the Bihar government has handed over the responsibility of opening or closing schools to the district administration.
Schools are also locked in Mizoram
The situation has worsened due to rain in the north-eastern state of Mizoram. Heavy rains continue to wreak havoc in three districts including Mizoram's capital Aizawl. Last week, the administration had ordered the closure of schools for 5 days. The state has been receiving torrential rains since August 20. Many roads have been closed due to landslides. Let us tell you that in March this year, 42 people died due to landslides in Mizoram.
Schools closed in Gujarat
Floods have caused havoc everywhere in Gujarat. Many districts of Gujarat are in the grip of floods. In such a situation, the administration has ordered the closure of schools from August 27 itself. The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted heavy to very heavy rains in Gujarat for the next two-three days. Heavy rains have been occurring in the state for the last two days. Due to which thousands of people have been shifted from one place to another. The NDRF team is engaged in rescue work. Due to continuous rains, the water level of Sardar Sarovar Dam and Narmada River has started increasing. Due to which the difficulties of the local administration have also increased.