73 classrooms in Perambalur unsafe
The Hindu
As many as 73 classrooms of various government schools in Perambalur district are unfit for use, according to a report by the School Education Department. The district administration has ordered that
As many as 73 classrooms of various government schools in Perambalur district are unfit for use, according to a report by the School Education Department. The district administration has ordered that they be demolished, while the students will be accommodated in other classes.
Following a detailed survey undertaken by the department, it was found that 44 classrooms in various panchayat union primary schools and 22 in middle schools and seven in high and higher secondary schools in the district were damaged and unfit for use. While work to repair and reconstruction works would be undertaken, children are not to be permitted near the classrooms, a School Education Department official told The Hindu.
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