Harbin Education Bureau issued a notice of suspension due to snow, why was it vomited by local parents?

Because when this notice reached the parents, the child had been in school for two hours. Therefore, it also triggered the spit of netizens, who commented below that they had just sent their children to school, had not sat at home for a while, and had to pick them up.

Harbin ushered in the heaviest snowfall, and the Education Bureau specially suspended classes in order to take care of the safety of children. The Education Bureau said in the notice that all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the city will be closed for one day with the consent of the municipal government because of the upcoming red blizzard. Where the impact of precipitation is relatively small, you can decide whether to suspend classes. Children who arrive at school will be taken care of by school teachers to ensure the safety of children and facilitate parents to come and pick them up at any time. If the child has not yet arrived at school, he can teach himself directly at home or on the Internet. However, when this notice reached the parents, the child had been in class for two hours, which caused the netizens to vomit.

This matter has intensified on the Internet, and relevant departments have also come forward to explain why this notice was two hours late. Because the relevant departments have issued a notice the day before, but the local blizzard has not yet reached the red level, it is impossible to directly inform parents to suspend classes. Many people saw the official explanation and expressed their understanding. After all, the area is so large that it is naturally troublesome to notify. You know, suspension of classes is a big deal. After all, there are hundreds of primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in Harbin with hundreds of thousands of students. If you send a message casually, these children will definitely be affected. Therefore, it is natural to wait until the blizzard reaches the red level before deciding whether to suspend classes.

However, I still hope that similar things will happen in the future, and the relevant departments can inform parents more timely, bring more convenience to parents and students, and save children from the pain on the way back and forth.