Patna: Even when the state government has enabled most of the activities after covid-induced locking for a long time, experts have advised people not to protect virus variants and warn the third wave of pandemics that will soon occur.
The school has been reopened in the state but the threat of the third wave that affects unbaccinated children looks great.
The National Disaster Management Institute (NIDM), under the Interior Ministry, which was declared in his report was released earlier this week that the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic could reach its peak around October and children could be affected as adults.
In its report, NIDM has talked about critical needs for pediatric facilities, including doctors, staff and equipment such as ventilators and ambulances if a large number of children are infected by viruses.
Furthermore, said the available infrastructure is “not closing” with the requirements if the need arises.
Schools in the city, which have continued offline classes after almost five months, claiming that they take all possible steps to prevent the spread of viruses and ensure children’s security.
Mary Alphonse, Principal Don Bosco Academy, said: “We are hard to attend social lubs and other Covid security norms.
Students are instructed by teachers when dispersal to avoid rushing.
But, if unfortunately, our country is influenced by waves Third Covid, we will return to online mode to do a class.
“Shailendra Mohan, Deputy Principal of Girl Girl Gyan Niketan, Ashiana Digha Road, said,” We strictly followed the Covid safety protocol.
Students are being cleaned and filtered by thermal scanners.
Also asked not to share lunch with anyone.
After dispersal, we clean up the entire school.
“He added:” We offer online and offline classes and will take further action to order government orders.
” Parents also remain cautious about their ward security while sending them to school.
“My daughter began going to school from August 16, but the fear of Covid was still very much there.
Every day passed, we heard about the possibility of the third wave.
I want my children to be vaccinated as soon as possible,” said Namita Das from the Kankarbagh area.
Children are also worried about the possibility of the third wave of pandemic.
“I am very happy to attend offline classes and enjoy the campus life as we did two years ago.
However, the third wave news of the pandemic has made me worry that we can come back to return to online mode,” said Lily Singh, a Standard-1 student said In Public School Dav, BSEB Colony.