Srinagar: Unprecedented sweltering heat has adversely affected normal life in Kashmir valley. Authorities, on Monday, closed schools up to primary classes to protect children from heat stroke and dehydration. The divisional administration announced on Monday that schools up to Class 7 shall remain suspended till July 30. Officials said that the decision has been made because of the unprecedented heatwave sweeping the valley in last one week. The maximum temperature was 36.2 degrees Celsius in Srinagar on Sunday, which was higher than that of the winter capital Jammu where the maximum temperature was 35.1 on Sunday. Towns like Qazigund and Kokernag in Kashmir recorded their all-time highest
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