COVID-19 surge: Haryana educational institutions to remain closed till May 31
The Hindu
The orders have been issued in exercise of the powers under the Disaster Management Act, 2005.
With continuing rise in COVID-19 cases, the Haryana government has announced that all colleges, coaching institutions, industrial training institute (ITIs), libraries, training institutes whether government or private would remain closed till May 31 across the State. Apart from this, all anganwadi centres and creche under the Women and Child Development Department will also remain closed till May 31. An official statement said that an order in this regard had been issued by Chief Secretary Vijay Vardhan. The orders have been issued in exercise of the powers under the Disaster Management Act, 2005.
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