Dehradun: The education administration has also made a significant decision regarding the schools as a result of the precipitous drop in temperature in Uttarakhand. All schools are to remain closed till January 15 per orders. Public schools are also included in this list with government institutions.
In Uttarakhand, the temperature is currently minus thirty. The temperature has significantly decreased, especially in the morning and evening. The education administration has made a decision regarding holidays in schools in this case as a preventative step due to the escalating cold. Banshidhar Tiwari, director general of education, has now instructed all state institutions to remain closed until January 15 in response to this.
Let us inform you that there has been fog and a cold wave in the plains, as well as snowfall in the upper Himalayan region, in the mountainous parts. Issues have gotten worse. These circumstances have also had an impact on everyday living. However, the state will shortly also call for board exams. However, at this time, children are not being summoned to school due to the escalating cold.
The management of all publicly funded and non-profit institutions has been instructed to keep classes out of session through January 15, 2023, claiming cold and sleet as the cause, per the directive. However, a further drop in temperature has already been foretold by the meteorological department in the upcoming days. The education department has made a decision about the kids only through January 15 in this case. A different choice can also be made regarding this if winter arrives soon.
Dehradun, Uttarakhand, is now seeing a maximum temperature of 19 degrees Celsius and a low temperature of 1 degree Celsius. The maximum temperature today in Mussoorie is 13°, while the lowest is 3°. Nainital’s temperature today ranges from a high of 13° to a low of 4°. Mukteshwar has a high temperature of 11° and a low temperature of 0° today. Today’s high and low temperatures in Gairsain, Uttarakhand’s summer capital, are 19° and 4°, respectively.
