Guwahati: Schools and colleges reopened in Assam after four months with adequate precautions, although a low presence was recorded on the first day.
In Guwahati, the presence of less than 50% was recorded at school, while the technical institutions and state universities have not fully functioned.
Technical institutions have been given ahead to start all classes, while the university has been directed at starting the last year class for undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
“Many students live at home because they don’t know what will happen on the first day,” said School Inspector, Kamrup (Metro), Prasnana Bora.
He added most class XII students under 18 and were not vaccinated.
But the majority of teachers have been fully vaccinated.
“More than 95% of teachers, who report to work today, have obtained both doses,” Bora said.
In college too, his presence was not encouraging, but those who attended the class were very enthusiastic.
“In our college, around 30% of attendance are recorded among class XII students and the last degree of the year.
Many students, who missed the class on the first day, came from the district and still at home.
Hopefully, they will join us in a few Day, “said B Boroah College Principal, Sn Barman.
Barman said the physical distance was maintained, classified classes and students came wearing masks.
“The last year students have lost two studies.
They are happy to return to class,” Barman said.
“The last year students have lost two studies.
They are happy to return to class,” Barman said.
Gautati University, Cotton University, Dibrugarh University and several other universities are not open to offline classes on Monday because the hostel is still closed.
However, the last year of the undergraduate and graduate class at university affiliated colleges began in accordance with the state government instructions.
Himanta’s minister’s chairman could Sarma say if everything passed smoothly until next week, class X will also be opened.
“If there is a possibility the third wave of large towering, the offline class will be closed again,” Sarma said.
Chayanika Dutta, a class XII student from the city, said, “On the market, public places, government offices, wherever life looks normal.
Most covid sidewalks have been withdrawn.
So why should students become a loser?” He asked.
The authority of the state disaster management, through SOP, allows the reopening of the physical class for class XII, the last year of undergraduate and last year postgraduate since Monday.
However, at least the first dose of vaccination is made mandatory for all, except for those under 18 years.