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School News: On one hand, the effect of monsoon is being seen in many states across the country. Kashmir is experiencing record breaking heat. In view of the heatwave and the havoc caused by it, the government has issued an order to close schools. All private and government schools will remain closed on 29 July. On 30 July also, there will be no classes for students up to primary level i.e. class 7th in schools.
Record breaking heat in Kashmir
Kashmir is famous all over the world for its beauty and coolness. People from all over the country and abroad come here to visit. It is also called heaven on earth. But on Sunday, the highest temperature of 25 degrees was recorded here in the month of July. The mercury in Srinagar has reached 36 degrees. Earlier, on 10 July 1946, the temperature of Srinagar in the month of July was recorded at 38.3 degrees. On Sunday, the temperature of Kanjigund was 35.6 degrees.
No holidays for teachers and staff
On Sunday, the Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir issued an order regarding the holiday. It said, “In view of the continuous wave of Corona in the valley, classes for students up to primary level in government and recognized private schools will remain suspended on July 29 and 30.” According to the order, teachers and staff will be present in the school and will perform their duties.
Summer vacation was till 17th July
Let us tell you that summer holidays were declared in Kashmir from 8 to 17 July. Schools reopened on 18 July. But due to increase in temperature, holidays have been declared again. According to the Meteorological Department, there may be rain in some areas of the state.
