Lucknow: All educational institutes, barring medical ones, closed till April 15
Press Trust of India | April 8, 2021 | 09:31 AM IST | 1 min read
Examinations will be allowed in recognized institutes with strict adherence to the anti-Covid protocol.
NEW DELHI: In a bid to effectively control the spread of coronavirus infection in the district, the Lucknow administration on Wednesday ordered the closure of all educational institutes, barring those imparting medical education.
All government and non-government schools, colleges, coaching institutes and other educational institutes, barring medical, nursing and para-medical ones will remain closed till April 15, Lucknow’s District Magistrate Abhishek Prakash in a statement on Wednesday.
He, however, said examinations including the practical examinations, will be allowed in recognized educational institutes with strict adherence to the anti-Covid protocol.
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