4 education in the country The government has decided to close all types of educational institutions including universities under the board tomorrow Sunday (May 14).
This decision has been taken in the situation which has arisen due to the heavy cyclone ‘Mokha’ created in the Bay of Bengal. This information has been informed in a notification from the Ministry of Education today Saturday (May 13).
It is said in the notification, Chittagong Education Board, Barisal Education Board, Comilla Education Board and Jessore Education Board education of all secondary, higher secondary and university level educational institutions. The activities will be closed on Sunday.
In this situation, it has been requested to issue necessary instructions to close the educational institutions under the control of his office in the districts under the jurisdiction of the 4 boards.
Meanwhile, the cyclone is towards the coast of Moka The 6 Education Board has also postponed the SSC examination on Monday. This information was informed in a press release signed by the chairman of the board, Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar.
It has been said that Comilla Education Board, Jessore Board, Chittagong Education Board, Barisal Education Board, Bangladesh Madrasa Education is said to be the ongoing SSC/Equivalent Examination-2023 due to the strong cyclone ‘Moka’ created in the Bay of Bengal. Board and Bangladesh Technical Education The examinations held on Sunday and Monday under the Board have been suspended on May 14 and 15. On the other boards, the same day The exam will be held as usual.
The press release mentioned that the postponed examination schedule will be notified later through notification.
Earlier on Friday, Comilla, Chittagong, Barisal, Madrasa and Technical Education due to Moka SSC and equivalent on Sunday (14th) of the board The Board of Inter-Education to announce the postponement of the examination. The board has the Physics, History and World Civilization of Bangladesh and Finance and Banking tests under the board. Cyclone Moka is more likely to fall into the coastal areas of Chittagong including Cox's Bazar. Some of the test centers are also being used as shelters according to the situation.
