The Directorate of Education of Delhi Government said that it is very hot these days. In such a situation, students should be given breaks to drink water in between classes. While coming in and out of school, make students aware about covering their heads with umbrella, hat, towel or anything else when they come in contact with direct sunlight.
New Delhi. Due to the rising temperature in the capital, the Directorate of Education of Delhi Government has issued guidelines for the school students.
The directorate said that during the summer season, the day temperature in Delhi exceeds 40 degrees Celsius. Which is harmful for the health of children and teenagers studying in schools. The rise in temperatures in NCR has led to increased incidence of heat-related illnesses including exhaustion, dehydration, diarrhea and vomiting among people.
Avoid holding prayer meetings in the afternoon
The directorate said that some steps need to be taken to protect students from these heat-related diseases during summer. The directorate directed the principals of all schools to make children aware of taking appropriate measures to protect them from heat.
The directorate directed all schools operating in the afternoon shift to avoid prayer meetings of students in schools. Also ensure availability of drinking water for students in schools.
Water breaks in between
He said that since the heat is high, students should be given breaks to drink water during classes. At the same time, while coming and leaving school, make students aware about covering their heads with umbrella, cap, towel or anything else when they come in contact with direct sunlight.
The directorate said any case of heat-related illness should be reported to the nearest hospital. The Directorate requested all the District and Zonal Deputy Education Directors to ensure its compliance.
