Hyderabad: The Telangana government on Monday announced that all government and private educational institutions including the warwadi centers in the state will be brought back from September 1.
The decision was taken at a meeting of high-level reviews chaired by the chairman of Telananga Minister K Chandrashekar Rao in Pragathi Bhavan here on Monday.
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Educational institutions in the state are closed due to Covid-19 pandemic.
Overcoming the RAO meeting said, “The education system in this country has suffered a lot because of the situation that applies to Covid-19 pandemic.
In this wake, we have studied the steps and strategies of different countries in the country to reopen the institution’s education.
We have been Discuss with the medical and health department, which gives a report that the Covid-19 situation is far below control than the previous months.
Public moments also come to normal.
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“Meanwhile, the sustainable closure of educational institutions causes the pressure of peers, especially in students’ level students.
Maintain a report of medical and health officials, the state government has decided to reopen all educational institutions starting September 1, with all preventive measures,” said the head Telangana minister.
The minister’s chairman ordered that cleaning all educational institutions and water tanks and classroom sanitization.
Rao further said that once the school was reopened and students were found with any symptoms, the principal or principal must take him to the nearest primary health center (PHC) for Covid-19 tests.
“If he detected a positive Covid, the students are sent to parents.
All students must wear a mask, clean regularly, and maintain social distance.
Parents must take care of their children in this matter,” said the minister’s chief.