KCCI Appeals For Closure of Schools in Valley Amid Heat Wave

Srinagar 25 July (CNS): The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) Thursday appealed administration to close down schools in the valley in view of the unprecedented and unbearable heat wave continuing in Kashmir.

As per the news agency CNS, a spokesperson of the KCCI said that the valley has consistently been recording high temperatures, causing tremendous problems for school-going children.

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He said that the KCCI has taken up the matter with the administration and appealed to them to consider the concerns of the parents of a large number of children for the closure of schools till the cycle of present heat wave and adverse weather conditions show signs of improvement.

“The parents have been complaining that the health of their children is being affected, more so, in view of power outages in schools, resulting in non-operation of coolers and fans,” the KCCI spokesperson said.

He further said that the chamber, in its interaction with high officials of the administration, has been assured that the matter of closure is under consideration and a decision on the matter will be taken soon. (CNS)