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Amidst recent false bomb threats targeting Delhi schools, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has launched the “Disaster Ready School Safety Campaign” to improve emergency preparedness. The initiative, in collaboration with the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), aims to implement regular mock drills, safety training, and disaster management planning in all Delhi schools. Education Minister Ashish Sood stated that the campaign has already covered over 2,000 schools and will eventually include all 5,500 schools in the city.

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Delhi Schools Ramp Up Safety Measures Following Bomb Threat Spate

New Delhi – In response to a series of recent hoax bomb threats targeting schools across the city, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta officially launched the “Disaster Ready School Safety Campaign” on Tuesday. The initiative aims to enhance emergency preparedness and ensure the safety of students during crisis situations.

Speaking at the launch event at Springdales School, Chief Minister Gupta emphasized the program’s goal: “This campaign has only one motive – that every school in Delhi becomes safer.” The initiative is a joint effort between the Delhi government and the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), providing resources and support to schools to improve their safety protocols.

Education Minister Ashish Sood stated that the campaign is already underway, having reached 2,082 schools, with plans to extend to all 5,500+ schools in Delhi. Key components include structured mock drills, comprehensive safety training, and the integration of disaster management planning into the daily routine.

The regular mock drills will teach students how to react effectively and remain calm in emergency situations. The government hopes the new initiative will build confidence and preparedness among students and staff at Delhi schools.

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