On November 11, several schools across India will remain closed due to elections, severe Air Quality Index (AQI) levels, and rainfall. While most schools reopened last week following festival holidays and rain-related closures, disruptions persist in certain regions.
Some states and districts have announced school closures tomorrow due to assembly and by-elections. Additionally, regions affected by heavy rainfall earlier have resumed normal classes.
Authorities in Delhi-NCR are considering school closures to protect students from dangerously polluted air. In some areas, the AQI has already reached a severe level, posing serious health risks.
"Breathing air in places with a ‘very poor’ AQI is equivalent to smoking 6 to 10 cigarettes a day, while in areas with a ‘severe’ AQI, it is like smoking 16 to 20 cigarettes daily."
Parents and students are advised to monitor updates via official school websites and WhatsApp groups for any changes.
Due to elections, intense air pollution, and recent rains, school closures vary by state, with Delhi-NCR taking additional precautions against severe pollution levels.
Author’s summary: Schools across India face varied closures tomorrow owing to elections, heavy rain, and critical air pollution, especially in Delhi-NCR where health concerns dominate.