SRINAGAR — All government and private schools in Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir will remain closed on Saturday, August 1, 2026, due to severe weather conditions. Schools have been instructed to shift to online learning for the day to ensure education continues uninterrupted.
## Closure Ordered as Weather Worsens
The decision to shut down schools was taken by the Chief Education Officer (CEO) of Doda, following directives issued by the Deputy Commissioner (District Development Commissioner). The closure aligns with a weather advisory already in effect for the region.
Authorities stress that safeguarding students and staff remains the top priority amid the prevailing inclement weather.
## Learning Continues Through Virtual Classes
Despite physical closures, academic schedules are set to roll on. All schools have been directed to hold classes online per their regular timetables so students can keep up with coursework even while campuses are shuttered.
## Administration Urges Cooperation and Caution
District officials have appealed to parents, students, and school administrations to adhere closely to the weather advisory. Cooperation with local authorities is being urged to help minimize risk and ensure safety during the period of severe weather.
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