Jan 24, 2025 09:30 AM IST
In an earlier order on January 21, the DM had closed colleges until class 8 for 2 days, after reopening them for 2 days on January 20 and 21.
The Patna district administration on Thursday prolonged until January 25 the closure of faculties until class 8 resulting from prevalent chilly, posing threat to the well being and life of youngsters, stated an order issued by district Justice of the Peace (DM) Chandra Shekhar Singh.
Patna colleges closed as much as class 8 until January 25 (Consultant picture)
In an earlier order on January 21, the DM had closed colleges until class 8 for 2 days, after reopening them for 2 days on January 20 and 21. Faculties until class 8 have been closed resulting from chilly since January 5 by administrative orders by the DM at common intervals.
“Classes from 9 onwards will continue with due precautions between 9 am and 3.30 pm. The academic activities related to board examinations will be exempted,” the order by the DM stated.
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Patna recorded a minimal temperature of 14.7 levels Celsius on Thursday, in opposition to the state’s minimal of 9 levels Celsius at Motihari in East Champaran district. The state capital recorded a excessive of 21.2 levels Celsius in opposition to the state’s most temperature of 26.1 levels Celsius at Gaya on Thursday.
The Met had predicted the minimal temperature in Patna and 7 different districts, together with Gaya, Nalanda, Sheikhpura, Begusarai Lakhisarai, Nawada and Jehanabad, to rise by 2 levels to 12-14 levels Celsius on Friday after which fall again within the vary of 10-12 diploma Celsius between January 25 and 29. Equally, the utmost temperature in these districts was anticipated to rise by 2 levels to 22-24 levels Celsius after which fall within the vary of 20-22 levels Celsius on January 25 and 26 earlier than falling down additional within the vary of 18-20 levels Celsius on January 27.
The Met predicted shallow to average fog within the morning at many locations within the state until January 25.
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