School-goers are getting sick amid Heatwave

Rtv news

28 Apr 2024, 17:01

Classes started in the classroom from today (April 28) amid severe heat wave. Classes are going on as usual in secondary schools, colleges, madrasas and technical educational institutions. However, parents have expressed dissatisfaction over the opening of schools amid the ongoing heatwave. They said that considering the children, the government could have opened the school at least a week later.

Follow Rtv Online English on Google news

On Sunday (April 28) morning, it was seen at the gates of various schools in the capital that parents were delivering their children along with water and juice. At the same time, he gave various advice to stay healthy in the summer. They also warned not to go out of class in the heatwave, not to play sports in the field or even to run with friends.

Many parents were not in favor of opening educational institutions in the scorching heat. They fear that children may get sick in the heatwave.

Aklima Begum, a parent of Donia A.K School and College, said that she is worried about her child to send school in this heat. After a week or 10 days, the temperature may drop. 'What if I waited a little longer. I don't support it personally' she added.

Umme Kulsum is a third-grade student of Motijheel Ideal School and College. Her classes started at 7 a.m. and ended at 9:40 a.m. At the end of the holiday, this student vomited and became a little sick. The mother who brought him to school became worried.

Not only Umme Kulsum, several students of this school fell sick after coming to school in the intense heatwave. Parents said that they are getting tired while traveling. Teachers said most of the students are not comfortable attending classes. Parents claimed that it is better to close the school or take online classes in this intensity of heat.

Anamika is a Class IV student of Ideal School. His father Mohsin said, 'Adults cannot survive in this heat. It's hard to imagine how kids attend classes there.'

Comments

Most Viewed News Of Others

Schools and colleges to remain closed for 7 days

Heat alert has been issued in various parts of the country due to severe heatwave. In this situation, the Directorate of Secondary & Higher Education has extended the holidays of all secondary schools and colleges in the country till April 27 considering the health and safety of the students. This information was given in a notification from the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education on Saturday (April 20). According to the notification, primary and secondary schools will remain closed for seven days from Apr 21 to Apr 27. In this regard, Mahbubur Rahman Tuhin, senior information officer at the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education said that secondary level schools and colleges will remain closed till April 27 due to the heatwave. Regular classes will begin on April 28. Earlier, the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education announced the closure of the primary school assembly through a notification due to the ongoing heatwave in the country. The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education is keeping a close watch on the heatwave across the country. Considering the situation, all government primary school assemblies in the country will remain closed until further notice.

DU classes to be held virtually amid heatweave

Dhaka University (DU) authorities have decided to hold classes virtually until further notice due to the ongoing heatwave. The university authorities made the announcement on Thursday (21 April). According to a press release issued by DU today, the online classes will be held until further notice. However, the residential halls at the university will remain open, Prof Sitesh Chandra Bachar of DU said.

Dozens arrested as US campus protests over Gaza spread

Protests against the ongoing war in Gaza have spread at Yale University in Connecticut and New York University in Manhattan in the United States. Police arrested dozens of people on Monday night to disperse the ongoing protests at New York University. The British media BBC reported. Authorities arrested at least 47 protesters on the Yale University campus in New Haven. The university confirmed the matter in a statement. The ongoing protests on U.S. campuses captured the world's attention last week when New York City police arrested more than 100 protesting students on the campus of Columbia University. As part of the protest, the students setting up tent encampments at its New York City campus last week. Authorities have expelled the arrested students from the university after the police made the arrests. Hundreds of Columbia University teachers staged a mass walkout on Monday to protest the arrests of students protesting on their campuses. In addition, the authorities announced on Monday that all classes of the university will be conducted virtually. Meanwhile, protests in support of Palestine are taking place at major US educational institutions, including the University of California at Berkeley, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of Michigan and Emerson College. But many U.S. politicians and campus-based organizations are claiming the protests as an anti-Semitic movement.

Sonia to receive PNS-Bipasha Guhathakurata award

Nazrul-sangeet singer Mirajul Jannat Sonia has been nominated as the finalist for PNS-Bipasha Guhathakurta Memorial Award-2024. The award will be officially handed over to the recipient on April 30. Remembering the fondest memories of late artist Bipasha Guthakurta, 'PNS-Bipasha Guhathakurta Smriti Sammanna' was launched from this year. The award includes cash and crest. Bipasha Guhathakurata was the founder of popular cultural organisation Prasanga Nazrul Sangeet (PNS). Artist Mirajul Jannat Sonia is a known face in Nazrul sector. She is a disciple of Pandit Ullas Kaslkar of the classical genre of music.

Slow internet, may suffer for a month

Fiber Cable breaks down near Indonesia's sea area, for that the country's second Submarine Cable SEA-ME-WE-5 network has been out of service. As a result, the customers including the internet service providers of the country are getting slow internet service for the last four days. Meanwhile, Bangladesh Submarine Cable PLC said that the repairing time of the submarine cable can be lengthy till the last week of May. BSPLC General Manager Saidur Rahman informed that news on Tuesday (April 23). He said that the SEA-ME-WE-5 cable broke down in the sea coast of Indonesia at midnight last Friday. They take a little more time for administrative work. All in all, they said, the work can be done amid of the third or fourth week of next month.

Primary schools to reopen across Bangladesh from Sunday

Primary schools across the country will reopen from Sunday (April 28), the day also scheduled for reopening high schools and colleges amid the ongoing heat wave across the country. This information was given in a notification sent by Mahbubur Rahman Tuhin, Senior Information Officer of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education on Saturday noon. According to the notification, the class time has been reduced from 8am to 11:30am. Class activities will continue in government primary schools from April 28. However, the schools with one shift will complete Class activities from 8:00am to 11:30am. The schools with two shifts will complete Class activities between 8:00am and 9:30 for the first shift and between 9:45am and 11:30am for the second shift. A notification from the Ministry of Education on Thursday (April 25) said that class activities will continue on Saturdays of every week until further instructions to meet the learning deficit created due to the closure of class activities due to heat wave and other reasons and to achieve learning results according to the new curriculum.

Sohel Atol receives Dhaka Sub Editors Council Literary Award

Journalists' organization Dhaka Sub Editors Council has started the process of awarding literary awards to writers every year. Journalist and writer Sohel Atol received the literature award in the story-novel category this year. He won this literary award for his biography of singer Asif Akbar "Akbar Fifty Not Out". The award was announced at the organization's biennial conference at the National Press Club today, April 28. The literary award was announced in the presence of former president of Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists Manjurul Ahsan Bulbul, president of Dhaka Sub Editors Council Mamun Farazi and other leaders of journalist organizations. Accepting the award, journalist and writer Sohel Atol said, “It is a pleasure to receive the award. Inspirational for the writer. Expressing gratitude to Dhaka Sub Editors Council and Jury Board.” This year Dhaka Sub Editors Council Literary Award was given to various writers in children's literature, translation, short stories-novel, and poetry categories. Selina Hossain, the famous novelist of the country, served as the head of the jury board.

School-goers are getting sick amid Heatwave

Schools and colleges to remain closed for 7 days

DU classes to be held virtually amid heatweave

Dozens arrested as US campus protests over Gaza spread

Sonia to receive PNS-Bipasha Guhathakurata award

Slow internet, may suffer for a month

Primary schools to reopen across Bangladesh from Sunday

Sohel Atol receives Dhaka Sub Editors Council Literary Award

Mild heatwave blowing in 58 districts, may increase more

Mild heatwave blowing in seven districts

Thunderstorms in the 7 regions up to 60 km per hour

Heatwave: Schools, Madrasas are opening today, educational institutions of 25 dists remain closed