Due to further poor air quality, schools across Delhi NCR will implement the hybrid learning model for up to Grade 5, as per GRAP-III guidelines. The decision came after the implementation of GRAP-III measures by the Air Quality Management Commission due to “very adverse weather conditions such as calm winds and very low mixing heights”.
Due to further poor air quality, schools across Delhi NCR will implement a hybrid learning model for up to Grade 5, as per GRAP-III guidelines. The decision came after the implementation of GRAP-III measures by the Air Quality Management Commission due to “very adverse weather conditions such as calm winds and very low mixing heights”.
Schools in Delhi, Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, and Gautam Buddha Nagar will allow children in classes affected by the executive order to attend school through online classes if such a decision is feasible. District authorities will issue a special advisory regarding this change.
c) Taking into account several adverse weather conditions, including calm winds and very low mixing heights, which would push Delhi’s AQI to the high end of the Very Poor category, the panel’s sub-committee on the Graded Response Action Plan decided to implement the phase. 3 of the revised GRAP schedule across NCR (issued Friday done), with immediate effect,” the official order said.