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.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Palakkad | Updated: 21-07-2025 16:24 IST | Created: 21-07-2025 16:24 IST
Kerala Schools Undergo Urgent Safety Audit Following Tragic Incidents
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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.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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