Kerala Schools Undergo Urgent Safety Audit Following Tragic Incidents

The Kerala government announced an emergency safety audit for state-run schools after two accidents: a roof collapse and a fatal electric shock. The audit runs from July 25 to 31, with officials visiting schools to assess safety. New measures, including class relocation, have been initiated.

The Kerala government has launched a critical safety audit for state-run schools, prioritizing children's safety after two recent accidents shook the community.

A portion of a school roof collapsed in Alappuzha, and a 13-year-old boy in Kollam died from an electric shock, prompting immediate action.

Education Minister V Sivankutty announced the audit would run from July 25 to 31, with officials evaluating conditions. Classes at the affected Alappuzha school are being relocated to a new building.