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Parts of Assam face heatwave conditions, school timings change in Dibrugarh among other districts – World News Network

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Last updated: September 21, 2024 12:00 am
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Dibrugarh (Assam) [India], September 21 (ANI): Parts of Assam have been facing heatwave conditions, prompting the authorities in several areas to change school timings.
The Office of the District Elementary Education, considering the heatwave, issued an order to change the school timings.
The order, dated September 20, read, “It is for general information to all principal/headmaster/headteachers of private schools of Dibrugarh district affiliated with AHSEC/SEBA/ICSE/CBSE that due to the ongoing heatwave in the district, in due consultation with the District Commissioner, following guidelines are to be observed by schools to combat the ill-effects of heatwave till further notice.”
The order stated that school hours would start early and end accordingly and similar other guidelines.
“School hours may start early and end accordingly. Classes may begin from 8 a.m. onwards. School assemblies can be held inside the class and duration can be reduced. Students can be advised not to wear waistcoats or ties and could wear sandals if uncomfortable in shoes. Schools should ensure that all fans are functional and all classrooms are properly ventilated. In case of power cuts, alternate power backups must be arranged,” the order read.
Earlier on Friday, speaking to ANI, a person said, “The schools have been closing early this year due to the heat. The seasons have changed. Durga Puja is approaching and it’s usually cold by this time, but this year, it’s still hot,” the school driver said.
On Friday, the Assam government issued new guidelines, including school hours, for safeguarding students health amid the heatwave-like situation in the state.
In an order issued by the Kamrup (Metro) District Elementary Education Officer said, “In consultation with the District Commissioner, Kamrup Metro, this is to inform all principal/headmaster/headteacher of private/state government/central government schools functioning under Kamrup Metro district that due to the ongoing heatwave in the district, the guidelines should be strictly followed by schools to avoid the ill-effects of the heatwave until further notice.”
The order stated that the school hours may start at 7.30 am and get over before or at 12.30 noon.
“All heads of the institutions should ensure that morning assemblies are conducted inside the classrooms. The school should ensure that students drink sufficient water and ensure enough drinking water facilities inside the school. Students can be advised to not wear waistcoats or ties. Schools should ensure that all fans are functional and all classrooms are properly ventilated,” it stated.
“In case of power cuts, alternate power backups must be arranged,” the order said.
The order came into force starting today.
Apart from Kamrup (Metro) district, a few other districts also issued some new guidelines for school hours amid the heatwave-like situation. (ANI)

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