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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Educational Institutes In Sirmaur District Closed On Saturday In View Of Heavy Rain

Educational institutes in Sirmaur district closed on Saturday in view of heavy rain

All anganwadis and vocational institutes will also remain closed as per the orders issued by the deputy commissioner
Tribune News Service
Solan, Updated At : 10:35 PM Aug 29, 2025 IST
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All private and government educational institutions in Sirmaur district will remain closed on August 30 following warning of  heavy to very

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heavy rain and potential risk to life and public safety.

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All anganwadis and vocational institutes will also remain closed as per the orders issued by the deputy commissioner, invoking Section 30 of the Disaster Management Act.

Since continuous rains lashing the district have been causing landslides and disruption to life it can compromise the safety of students commuting to schools, especially in rural and hilly areas, stated the order issued by DC Priyanka Verma.

The teachers and administrative staff of these institutions will, however, report for duty.

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