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After the death of 7 children in the fall of a school in Rajasthan, the Ministry of Education has directed the states to audit school safety, structural integrity and ensure emergency readiness.
After the fall of Rajasthan Building, Moe ordered a security audit in schools.
In view of a tragic incident in Jhalawar district of Rajasthan, where a part of a government school on Friday claims the lives of seven children and claiming to injure 28 others, the Ministry of Education (MOE) has issued a directive to all states and center areas (UTS), which compulsories the conjunction of facilities for security mechanics and children on Saturday.
The Ministry of Education has also emphasized the need to ensure the structural integrity of all school buildings across the country. This step comes amid growing concerns over security infrastructure in government-run schools in educational institutions, especially in rural and semi-urban areas.
“States and UTS should take immediate steps to ensure the safety and welfare of students. It includes provision of training and consultation and consultation for students and students in emergency preparations according to the National Security Code.
The official further said, “With structural integrity, fire safety, emergency exit and electrical wires, should be fully evaluated. It should be ensured that employees and students are trained in emergency preparations, including withdrawal practice, first aid and safety protocols.”
To increase readiness for emergency, the Ministry has recommended that cooperation with local authorities Such as National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), fire service, police and medical agencies are strengthened. This partnership will be important in organizing regular training sessions and mock drills within the school premises.
The Ministry has also underlined the importance of mental health assistance in schools. In addition to physical security, it has been said that emotional and psychological welfare should be preferred through consultation services, colleague support systems and provisions of active community engagement.
“Any dangerous situation, miss, or children or youth should be informed to the specified state or UT authority within 24 hours.
The instructions also asks parents, parents, community leaders and local bodies to be vigilant and reports unsafe status not only in schools but also in public sector and transport systems used by children.
“The ministry has urged education departments, school boards and affiliated officials to work without delay in implementing the above measures,” the official said.
(With input from PTI)
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