COVID-19 | Haryana government declares summer vacation in schools till May 31
The Hindu
On April 20, the State had recorded 7,811 new cases in its biggest single-day spike so far, while 35 people had succumbed to the disease.
The Haryana government on Wednesday announced summer vacation in schools till May 31, amid surging cases in the State. “The schools will remain closed on account of summer holidays from April 22 to May 31,” Haryana’s Education Minister Kanwar Pal on Wednesday said in a tweet. Earlier this month, the State government had decided to close schools till April 30 for students up to class 8, but later they were shut for all classes in the wake of a sharp rise in coronavirus cases.
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