Heatwave: Maharashtra state board schools to remain closed from April 21
Press Trust of India | April 20, 2023 | 10:00 PM IST | 1 min read
Except for Vidarbha, schools in the state will reopen on June 15. Those in Vidarbha will restart from June 30.
MUMBAI: All schools affiliated to the state board in Maharashtra will remain closed from Friday in view of the heat wave conditions, the government said. Schools of other boards can take decision about closure after considering their curriculum and activities, said the order issued by the School Education Department on Thursday.
Except for Vidarbha, schools in the state will reopen on June 15. Those in Vidarbha will restart from June 30, the order said.
Read More | Heatwave: Lucknow, Patna, other districts change school timings; state-wise updates
At least 14 persons died due to heat stroke after attending the Maharashtra Bhushan award ceremony in Navi Mumbai on April 16.
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