Bengaluru: Head of the Minister of Karnataka Basavaraj Bommai on Saturday said the government still did not reconsider schools for grade 1 to 5, and guidelines would be issued once more to limit the organization of large-scale events and demonstrations, given the violation of the Covid-19 protocol.
“No, we haven’t considered it.
We will see how things will function with grades 6.7 and 8, and based that we will make further decisions,” said Bommai to reporters in response to questions about class 1 -5.
The government has allowed the reopening of schools for students from grade 9 to 12 since August 23, and grades 6.7 and 8 will be reopened from September 6 to questions about large-scale events, demonstrations related to the political parties that occurred, Bommai said “We took all these things seriously, because of a few events like that, we will once again announce the guidelines for the event.” Some incidents of events or meetings by political parties, including by the powerful BJP organized “Jan Asirwad Yatras” throughout the country, have witnessed a massive meeting of people, who violated the Covid-19 protocol, and they were under intense.
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“I will hold a preliminary meeting with them (IMCT) along with ministers and officials today and will share all information and reports, and after their visit to the affected area, another round of meetings will be held.
Our official will also travel with them, “He added.
The government is still not considered to need to re-class 1-5: carnataka cm
