The circular stated that school corridors and staircases shall be regularly checked for water accumulation and requisite necessary action to be taken.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the designated National Central Bureau of India and also known as Interpol India, is responsible for all the communication and coordination with the Interpol, they added.
Around 100 schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails on Wednesday. The Crime Branch and IFSO unit of Delhi Police’s Special Cell have been roped in to trace the origin of the emails and their IP addresses and nothing suspicious has been found after the searches in the school.
Several schools said they were able to carry out a swift evacuation of the students and staff, but dealing with the parents was a challenge. Some schools said they plan to issue a circular for parents, outlining the standard operating procedure to guide them on how to react in adverse situations.
Delhi-NCR schools bomb threat: Multiple schools in Delhi and Noida, including DPS Dwarka and Noida, Sanskriti School, Indian School, St Thomas School and Amity School in Pushp Vihar, faced a chilling bomb threat via email on Wednesday morning.
Bomb threat in West Delhi schools: Panic gripped school students and parents early morning today after several schools in Delhi-NCR received bomb threats via email on Wednesday morning. The Ministry of Home Affairs said it appears to be a hoax call and that there was no need to panic.
Delhi schools bomb threat: Delhi Police officials said that all schools have been evacuated after local police was informed about the emails.
According to the latest update, the Delhi Police investigation is complete in all areas in the national capital including Dwarka, New Delhi, East Delhi, South, South West and nothing suspicious has been found anywhere.
This closure reflects the recognition of the cultural and religious importance of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha ceremony, scheduled for tomorrow morning. With the consecration of the temple, Delhi is poised for a momentous event that holds deep meaning for millions of people across the country.
The audit was done by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's Office of Chief Auditor - a statutory body that is responsible for conducting monthly examinations and audits of municipal accounts and reports to the Standing Committee.
Delhi has been shivering with severe cold weather for the last few days. However, the Delhi government has decided to reopen the schools of students of all classes from Monday.
Delhi schools will remain closed for the next 5 days for students up to Class 5 due to cold weather conditions.
Earlier, Delhi's Directorate of Education stated that the winter vacation in all government and private schools in the national capital has been extended till January 10 due to cold weather conditions.
Schools in Delhi will resume physical classes from November 20 onwards as air quality in the national capital region is improving.
The primary schools will remain shut till November 10, Delhi Education Minister Atishi announced on Sunday. The air quality in the city remained in the 'Severe' category for the sixth consecutive day as the AQI was recorded at 410.
Parents are requested to ensure that their wards do not carry mobile phones in the school premises, the Delhi government said in an advisory.
The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has ordered all schools to remain closed till Sunday, July 16, due to the rising waters of the Yamuna River.
Delhi news: The statement from the chief minister came in response to BJP spokesperson Harish Khurana who posted mark sheets of government school students and alleged that more than 1 lakh children fail in Class 9 every year.
Winter Break: The Delhi government has suspended the remedial classes for 9th and 12th students. However, practical exams will continue for selected standards in government schools. Check here latest updates.
Currently, there are 46 schools of specialized excellence in the national capital.
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