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Amid downpour, schools to remain suspended tomorrow: Div Com

April 29, 2024

Asian Mail

Srinagar: Amid downpour, all schools of Kashmir division will remain suspended tomorrow, officials said.

Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Vijay Kumar Bidhuri said that in view of prevailing weather conditions all schools will remain closed on April 30, tomorrow.

“All educational institutions of Kashmir valley will remain closed tomorrow in view of prevailing weather conditions,” Div Com Kashmir said.

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