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J&K: Schools upto class 12th to stay shut, coaching centres closed till April 30

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Lal Chowk march: Srinagar schools, colleges to remain closed Tuesday
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Srinagar: Government on Thursday extended till April 30 the closure of schools amid a continuing upsurge in covid-19 cases in Jammu and Kashmir.
“All schools in J&K shall continue to remain closed for imparting on-campus/in-person education to the students of all classes (i.e., up to and including Class 12), till 30.04.2021,” reads an order issued by Simrandeep Singh, member Secretary State executive Committee.
“It is further ordered that all Coaching and tuition centers imparting in-person teaching to Students shall remain closed in the entire J&K till 30.04.2021,” reads the order, a copy of which lies with GNS.
He said that decision was taken after a detailed review of the current COVID situation in Jammu and Kashmir was conducted with the Financial Commissioner Health; Administrative Secretary School Education; Divisional Commissioner, Jammu/Kashmir and other officers.
The decision was taken in view of the trend in new cases particularly the recent spike in the number of daily reported cases of infection in some districts of J&K, the order underlined. (GNS)

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