Patna, :: In response to the rising water levels of the Ganga River, the Bihar government has ordered the closure of 76 schools across the state. The decision was announced by District Magistrate Chandrashekhar Singh, citing concerns over the flooding of low-lying areas and the safety of residents.

According to the official notice, the affected schools will remain closed until Saturday, September 21, 2024. Schools in several blocks, including Athamalgola, Badha, Bakhtiyarpur, Mokama, Sadar, Danapur, Fatuha, and Maner, have been listed for closure due to their location in high-risk zones.

The authorities have implemented the closure order immediately, with continued monitoring of the situation as water levels remain a concern.

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