What’s inside:
Aurangabad district is facing a cold wave, leading to school closures for younger students and restrictions for older ones.
Aurangabad is experiencing a severe cold wave, with temperatures dropping to around 7 degrees Celsius. The chill is especially noticeable during mornings and nights, causing discomfort for everyone, especially children heading to school.
In response to the worsening weather, the local administration has decided to temporarily close schools. This is mainly to protect young children from the harmful effects of the cold and fog when they travel to school early in the morning.
Classes for students up to class 8 in all government and private schools, coaching centers, and pre-schools will be closed from January 5 to January 7, 2026. For students in classes 9 to 12, classes will not be held before 11 am or after 3:30 pm, but special exam-related classes are allowed.
The district administration, along with health officials, has advised people to stay indoors during the cold, wear warm clothing, and take care of vulnerable groups like children and the elderly. They are also planning to set up bonfires in public areas and provide blankets to those in need.
The District Magistrate has stated that they are closely monitoring the weather situation. If the cold persists, the school closure could be extended. School authorities have been instructed to strictly follow these orders to ensure the safety and health of students.
Summary:
- Temperature in Aurangabad has dropped to 7 degrees Celsius.
- Schools for students up to class 8 will be closed from January 5 to January 7, 2026.
- Older students have restrictions on class timings.
- Public advised to wear warm clothing and stay indoors.
- Monitoring of the weather situation is ongoing for possible further action.
