Nagpur: Claiming that more than 60% of children from the school age group already have natural antibodies against Covid-19, the leading pediatrics in India have appealed to the state government to start school, directly from the primary class, without more delays.
“Not going to school for a long time has made great damage to this generation’s social, psychological and mental growth, which will take years to recover,” said Dr.
Dinesh Tomar, National Secretary General of the National Neonatology Forum (NNF) India.
He told that the state of Haryana had taken strategic policy to stop school online.
“Online school isn’t even a choice in Haryana.
The state government has started school for all classes and all children are fine,” he said.
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Ranjan Kumar Pejaver said Karnataka has also allowed the reopening of elementary school from Monday.
“There is no risk of opening schools as far as teachers and staff are fully vaccinated.
Children have learned to follow distance and are accustomed to wearing masks.
Parents and caregivers must also be vaccinated and all will be fine,” he said.
From October 23, Nagpur hosted the Paediatricians ‘Neocon-2021’ conference, the first major medical event in physical format after Covid-19.
“As a pediatric, we have made it a point to hold a conference in physical format instead of going virtual, just to instill confidence in people that time to move towards normal is here,” said Dr.
Vijay Dhote, President of the Nagpur Academy of Pediatrivers (AOP).
Pediatrician Veteran Dr.
Satish Deopujari, who delivered a speech from Gan, reaffirmed that there was no risk of sending children to school.
“We have come so far in pandemic and now we understand this virus very well.
Children are mostly safe.
The majority of them have been infected and recover even without showing symptoms.
Parents must send their ward to school without hesitation, “Dr.
Deopujari said.
Pediatriaus discusses mainly neonatal intensive care at this conference.
“Our goal is to reduce neonatal mortality in India from 20 per 1,000 to less than 10 per 1,000 live births in 2030,” said Dr.
Uday Bodhankar, protector of Nagpur AOP.
For this, doctors have suggested simple education measures such as at least four hospital visits for mothers who expect for 9 months of pregnancy, encourage institutional labor, and create awareness about factors such as kangaroo mother care.
School of Chale Hum.
Pediatricians are sure the children are mostly safe from Covid-19
Schools and physical interactions must be for social, mental and psychological growth
There’s nothing wrong at school starting for even primary classes
Parents must allow wards to join school without hesitation
No need to wait for the covid-19 vaccine for children because it will be launched wisely
