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Key measures include the postponement of outdoor activities if temperatures surpass 35 degrees Celsius and vigilant monitoring of activities that could expose students to excessive heat. Institutions are also mandated to ensure a steady supply of clean drinking water and promote adequate fluid consumption among students to help them regulate their body temperature. In critical situations, schools are responsible for providing drinking water to boarding students if other sources are unavailable. Furthermore, a strong emphasis is placed on maintaining vigilance and coordinating with local clinics and hospitals to effectively manage any heat-related health complications that may arise. The Ministry also permits school management to consider allowing students, teachers, and support staff to wear suitable sports attire during periods of extreme heat, depending on the prevailing conditions. 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They also need to ensure adequate clean drinking water and encourage students to drink sufficient fluids.\"},{\"question\":\"Under what circumstances are schools required to provide drinking water to boarding students?\",\"answer\":\"Schools are strictly required to provide drinking water to boarding students in critical situations where no other sources are available.\"}]","Education Ministry orders schools to boost heatwave readiness | PDF"]