After the energy crisis experienced by European countries with Russia, blankets were distributed to students studying in Czechia so that they would not feel cold during the lesson.
The war that started between Russia and Ukraine on February 24 caused an energy crisis in the world.
After the Western countries’ sanctions against Russia, the Russians also made a move to close the valves.
This being the case, a flurry began in Europe about how the winter months would pass.
‘Blanket’ solution to energy saving
In this context, in European countries, which are trying to take various measures, applications for energy saving are put into effect every day.
The last example of this situation occurred in the Czech Republic.
In the Central European country of Czechia, the air temperatures dropped to 10 degrees.
Distributed blankets to students in Czechia
Students got cold in class
With the arrival of October, the air temperatures that dropped to 7 degrees at night were enough to keep the students studying cold.
After this situation, the school administration distributed blankets to the students instead of burning the heater.
It was learned that the blankets to be used during the winter will be distributed in other schools as well.
European countries plan not to heat schools
On the other hand, the European Union, which is experiencing a natural gas crisis, agreed on austerity measures last week.
Czechia and many European countries are planning to not heat schools in winter in order to save money.
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