South Sudan is shutting down schools as it braces for a heatwave with temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius. A video shows the extreme measures being taken to prepare for the hot weather. The country of South Sudan is taking precautionary measures by closing schools ahead of a heatwave with temperatures expected to soar to 45 degrees Celsius. A recorded video highlights the intense preparations being made for the impending high temperatures.
All schools in South Sudan will be closed starting on Monday due to an upcoming two-week period of intense heat.
The health and education departments have recommended that parents keep their children indoors due to expected temperatures reaching 45C (113F).
During the warning period, schools discovered to be open will have their registration revoked. However, the statement released on Saturday did not mention the duration for which schools will remain closed.
Source: theguardian.com
