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Class work in higher secondaries, colleges to remain suspended on Friday | KNO

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Srinagar, October 18 (KNO) : The higher secondaries and colleges across Srinagar will remain closed on Friday, officials said on Thursday evening.Officials in the district administration told KNO that the class work in all the higher secondaries and colleges will remain suspended on Thursday. They said the decision to suspend the class work was taken as ‘a precautionary measure’. (KNO)

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