Private schools, community centres should be used to serve food: Delhi govt to DMs
India TodayDelhi Chief Secretary Vijay Dev on Friday directed district magistrates to set up food shelters at private schools, community centres and other places if required as number of government schools fall short of providing food to the needy during the lockdown. In his order, the chief secretary said while it would be preferable that food shelters are set up at government buildings, in case of exigency and non-availability of public space, private premises can be used for the same. Number of govt schools used as food centres More than 1,000 government schools are currently being used as food centres to provide lunch and dinner to the needy, according to an official. Read: Haryana Government directs private schools to only charge tuition fees during lockdown Read: Oxford University pushing science to the limit in Covid-19 vaccine hunt