- Gurugram schools conduct online classes today due to heavy rainfall.
- Work-from-home advisory issued for corporate and government employees.
- Heavy rains have caused waterlogging and traffic concerns across Gurugram.
Gurugram School Curriculum: Heavy rainfall, risk of waterlogging, and traffic congestion have forced the Gurugram district administration to allow schools to conduct online classes today and allow employees of corporate offices, government and private schools, and institutions to work from home. The decision came after heavy rainfall on August 25 that could severely affect traffic management.
The Deputy Commissioner posted on X, “In view of the heavy rainfall in Gurugram on 24 August 2026, there is a possibility of waterlogging and traffic congestion at various locations across the district”. These measures have been taken to allow civic agencies to efficiently work towards maintaining and repairing the damaged road.
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School To Conduct Online Classes Today
As per the revised order by the DDMA, all educational institutions, including government and private schools and colleges, have to conduct online classes today. The classes will run virtually as per the prescribed schedule. As per the timetable, students need to attend the classes in proper decorum. The decision was made after Gurugram received heavy rainfall of around 75 mm of rain by Monday afternoon.
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WFH Advisory For Employees
Extending the decision to corporate and government offices, employees have been asked to work from home on August 25, 2026. Following the heavy rainfall on Monday, the risk of waterlogging and traffic congestion has increased. As a safety measure, the administration has asked employees to follow the curriculum for today to avoid the risk of getting stuck in traffic.
IMD Advisory For Residents
The Indian Metrological Department has issued an orange alert for Delhi and has warned of further rainfall. Locals have been advised to remain indoors until necessary. The civic authorities have deployed pumping arrangements and teams to remove accumulated water in affected areas. Keep your emergency kit handy. Follow the weather advisory diligently. Avoid travelling to areas with risks of waterlogging.