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Muzaffarpur / Patna. It is very hot in Bihar. The temperature has broken the record of the last several years. Fire is raining from the sky in most of the districts of Bihar including Gaya, Muzaffarpur. The condition of most of the districts of the state is pathetic. The biggest problem is for school children. By the way, due to the heat wave, the school term has been reduced in many districts. The timings of schools in Patna have been extended till 10:45 am, while the District Magistrate of Muzaffarpur has issued instructions to close the school till the fifth grade.
Schools closed in Muzaffarpur
The day temperature in Muzaffarpur has reached 42 degrees on Wednesday. In such a situation, the Muzaffarpur district administration has issued an order to close schools up to 5th standard across the district on Wednesday. District Magistrate Pranav Kumar told that private and government schools up to fifth grade have been closed tomorrow i.e. from Thursday to next Monday due to the rising heat since Wednesday. The temperature will be reviewed once again next Monday. After that it will be told whether this bandh will continue further or not. This order has been given keeping in view the rising temperature and excessive heat especially in the afternoon and its effect on the health of the children.
Nitish Kumar is holding a meeting in Patna
Here in Bihar’s capital Patna, Nitish Kumar is holding a big meeting regarding heat and drought. The meeting is going on till the news is written. The maximum temperature in Bihar has broken all the records in the month of April itself due to the westerly wind and strong rays of the sun. The temperature in many districts of the state has reached close to 44 degree Celsius. Due to increase in temperature, the problems of the people have increased. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility of continuing the same situation for the next two days. Heatwave prevailed in 18 districts of the state on Tuesday. Very few people are going out on the streets in the afternoon.
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