The Noida district government has mandated that all schools close on July 14th. The choice was made in response to the Yamuna River's rising water level as a result of the three days of nonstop rain and the potential for significant rain tomorrow.
Many areas of the city are experiencing water logging, and some have seen conditions resembling floods.
District Inspector of Schools (DIoS)
According to a letter from the District Inspector of Schools (DIoS), Dr. Dharamveer Singh, all schools with courses up to the 12th grade must be closed on July 14 owing to the Yamuna River's rising water level as a result of heavy rain and the risk of further rain.
Water level of Yamuna River
According to the PTI, the
Yamuna River's water level has risen significantly from its danger threshold of 205.33. By 1 pm on Wednesday, the water level had already broken the previous record, which stood at 207.49 metres, and by 10 pm, it had reached 208 metres.
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Singh declared a holiday for July 14
Singh announced a holiday for July 14 due to the flood-like conditions and with the children in mind. In addition, the
Yamuna River's water has reached
Delhi's roadways.
National capital is facing issues like water-logging
In many regions of the nation's capital, there are problems including water logging and flood-like conditions. Additionally, residents of populous regions where flood-like conditions have developed are being evacuated. Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, earlier today declared a holiday for all public and private schools in the city's flooded districts.
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