Bhopal: Schools in Madhya Pradesh are scheduled to open on July 1 after the summer vacation will now be opened later on after consulting with the center, state and expert, chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Monday.
Given the meeting on the minister’s recommendation to prepare a strategy to fight Covid-19, Chouhan said the study would continue through online mode and television broadcast.
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“Schools will not be reopened in the state of 1.
July.
Research will continue through online platforms and TV broadcasts.
Decisions about the opening school will be taken after discussing with the center, state and expert,” CM said.
Among the recommendations made by ministers is the vaccination of teachers and school staff in priority and hold training programs about pandemic management.
Officials, meanwhile said the receipt for graduation and post-graduation courses will be held in August, while the new session will begin from September.
They said CM had directed that before the start of education activities in universities and universities, all students over the age of 18 must be vaccinated against Covid-19, and enter the place to be given to those who have been inoculated.
Covid-19: MP school not to be reopened on July 1, announced cm
