Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has decided to reopen the school for students from class 9 to 12 (II PUC) from August 23, said Minister of Bukavaraj Bommai on Friday.
After taking a stock of the Covid-19 situation in the state, he said that the government had decided to impose weekend wednesday in the district bordering Kerala and Maharashtra and nighttime hours in all states starting at 9pm.
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“We have discussed the current Covid situation, also some directions have come at the All-India level about the possibility of an increase or decrease in the pace of the front rates in the coming days, based on that we have achieved a certain decision,” said Bommai.
Speaking to reporters here, he said, we have decided to force a weekend curfew in the district bordering Kerala and Maharashtra and night hours that apply throughout the state will start at 9 o’clock at night itself, not 10pm (that It will start at 9pm.), and the police have been asked to implement them tightly.
At present, at night at the state is from 10pm to 5 in the morning.
Stating that at a detailed discussion meeting with educators and health experts regarding the opening of the school, also regarding the position taken by other countries in this case, said Bommai, “we have decided to do it in two stages.
In the first stage.
Grade 9.10 , also class 11 and 12 (PUC I and II) will begin from August 23.
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There are certain conditions to open school, according to which class to be held in batches in the days and alternative details will be given in the order, he said.
Experts argue that a decision must be taken at the end of August when starting the primary and secondary classes until grade 8, after taking into account the possibility of the third wave and the intensity of Covid infection, he added.
The minister’s chairman said the new Covid-19 task unit consisting of ministers would be formed in a few days.