Schools, Colleges to Remain Closed in J&K’s Ramban on Monday Due to Rains
The picturesque district of Ramban in Jammu and Kashmir is experiencing a tumultuous weekend, with heavy rains and inclement weather forcing the administration to take precautionary measures. In a tweet on Sunday, the Deputy Commissioner (DEO) Ramban announced that all government and private schools, colleges, and technical education institutions in the district will remain closed on Monday due to the adverse weather conditions.
The decision was taken as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students, teachers, and staff members. The tweet read, “In view of inclement weather and heavy rains, all Govt and private schools, Colleges and Technical Education Institutions of Ramban District will remain closed on Monday. Please avoid traveling unless essential.” The tweet was widely shared on social media platforms, informing parents and students of the closure.
Ramban, a district known for its natural beauty, has been experiencing heavy rainfall since Saturday evening. The downpour has led to cloudbursts, landslides, and flash floods in several areas, causing widespread disruption to normal life. The district administration has been working tirelessly to rescue those stranded and provide relief to affected families.
According to reports, three people have lost their lives in the past 24 hours due to the natural disasters. Rescue operations are still underway, and over 100 people have been rescued so far. The district administration has also set up relief camps in affected areas to provide shelter, food, and medical assistance to those in need.
The heavy rainfall has also caused significant damage to infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and buildings. The district administration has deployed teams to assess the damage and initiate repair work as soon as possible. Power supply has been disrupted in several areas, and efforts are being made to restore electricity as soon as possible.
The decision to close schools and colleges in Ramban is a wise one, considering the severity of the weather conditions. The safety of students and staff members is of paramount importance, and the administration has taken a proactive approach to ensure their well-being.
The heavy rainfall in Ramban is part of a larger weather pattern affecting several parts of Jammu and Kashmir. The state is experiencing its second consecutive year of above-average rainfall, which has led to flash floods, landslides, and cloudbursts in several areas.
The Ramban district administration has been working closely with the Jammu and Kashmir State Disaster Response Force (JKSDRF) and other emergency services to respond to the situation. The administration has also set up control rooms to monitor the situation and provide assistance to affected families.
In conclusion, the decision to close schools and colleges in Ramban on Monday is a prudent one, considering the severe weather conditions. The safety of students, teachers, and staff members is of utmost importance, and the administration has taken a proactive approach to ensure their well-being. The district administration will continue to work tirelessly to provide relief to affected families and restore normalcy to the region as soon as possible.
