Schools To Function In Hybrid Mode Till Class 5 In Gurugram Due To Pollution

Schools To Function In Hybrid Mode Till Class 5 In Gurugram Due To Pollution

In view of deteriorating air quality in Delhi-NCR, the Gurugram administration on Thursday directed all schools in the district to conduct classes for students up to class 5 in hybrid mode.

Hybrid mode for students till class 5 in Gurugram schools - The Tribune

The decision has been taken in the interest of children's health and safety, Deputy Commissioner Ajay Kumar says.

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