All schools, colleges to remain shut on April 21 in J&K’s Ramban
In the wake of flash floods caused by heavy rain, all educational institutions in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ramban district have been ordered to remain closed on April 21. The decision was taken as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students and staff amidst the inclement weather conditions.
The flash floods were triggered by a cloudburst near Chenab Bridge in Dharamkund, which resulted in the loss of three precious lives. Several houses were also damaged in the incident, leaving many families displaced. In a commendable display of swift action, police teams managed to rescue nearly 100 people who were stranded due to the floods.
The relief and damage assessment efforts are ongoing, with officials working tirelessly to provide aid to those affected. The district administration has set up relief camps to provide shelter, food, and medical assistance to the affected families.
The closure of schools and colleges has been ordered to ensure that students do not venture out in the adverse weather conditions. The authorities are keen to prevent any untoward incidents or accidents that may occur due to the heavy rain and flash floods.
The decision to close educational institutions has been welcomed by parents and students alike, who are relieved that the administration is taking proactive measures to ensure their safety. “We were worried about our children’s safety, and we are grateful that the administration has taken this decision,” said a relieved parent.
The closure of schools and colleges will also provide a welcome break to students who have been studying for their exams. The heavy rain and flash floods have disrupted normal life in the district, and the closure of educational institutions will give students a chance to rest and recharge.
The administration has also appealed to people to stay indoors and avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary. The authorities are working to restore normalcy to the district and ensure that the affected families receive the necessary aid and support.
The flash floods in Ramban district have also disrupted communication services, with many areas in the district experiencing a loss of mobile and internet connectivity. The authorities are working to restore the communication services at the earliest.
In conclusion, the closure of schools and colleges in Ramban district is a prudent decision taken by the administration to ensure the safety of students and staff amidst the inclement weather conditions. The relief and damage assessment efforts are ongoing, and the authorities are working tirelessly to provide aid to those affected.
