In light of the approaching Cyclone Dana, the Odisha government has officially declared school holidays across 14 districts. This proactive measure is aimed at safeguarding students and allowing local authorities to focus on emergency preparedness and response efforts.
The affected districts include coastal and low-lying areas likely to experience severe weather conditions due to the cyclone. Schools in these regions will remain closed until further notice to minimize risks associated with high winds and heavy rainfall.
Officials have urged parents to stay informed about the cyclone's trajectory and to take necessary precautions. Local administrations are on high alert, coordinating with various departments to ensure safety measures are in place.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has been closely monitoring the situation and providing regular updates. Residents are advised to follow official announcements and stay indoors during the worst of the weather.
As the situation develops, further information regarding school operations and public safety will be communicated by government authorities.
