Agartala, Tripura – In response to the worsening flood situation across the state, the Tripura government has announced the closure of all schools for two days on August 21 and 22. Colleges will also remain closed for one day on August 21. The decision comes as heavy rains continue to cause widespread flooding, disrupting daily life and posing significant risks to the safety of students and staff.
The state’s Education Department issued an official notification on August 20, declaring the temporary closure of educational institutions. The notification advises students, teachers, and school staff to remain in safe locations and avoid travel in affected areas. The department emphasized the importance of prioritizing safety during this critical time.
The relentless downpour has led to severe flooding in many parts of Tripura, with rivers overflowing and low-lying areas submerged. The government has been taking measures to manage the crisis, including deploying rescue teams and coordinating relief efforts for those impacted by the floods.
The closure of schools and colleges is a precautionary step to ensure the safety of students and educational staff, as the situation remains volatile. The government is closely monitoring the weather conditions and will provide further updates as necessary.
Parents and guardians are urged to keep their children at home and follow any additional guidance from local authorities. The state government has also called on residents to stay informed through official channels and take all necessary precautions during this period of heightened risk.
As Tripura continues to grapple with the effects of the heavy rains, the government is focused on minimizing disruptions and safeguarding the well-being of its citizens. The closure of educational institutions reflects the seriousness of the current situation and the need for coordinated efforts to address the challenges posed by the floods.
