Chandigarh: Schools for grade 10, 11 and 12 in Punjab are ready to open from July 26, with the chairman of Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday announced further relaxation, including an increase in the number of people in a meeting in the room to 150 and outdoors up to 300, Subject to the upper limit of 50% of capacity.
Paying attention to the decline in Covid’s ponytails to 0.3%, with a reproductive number (RT) at 0.75 for Punjab (lower than the national average), the main minister said the school would be allowed to be open to class X to XII, but only teachers That, but only the teacher and staff will be allowed to be physically present who are fully vaccinated.
The physical presence of students will be pure for the approval of parents and the choice of virtual classes must be continued.
The entrepreneur for this effect must be handed over to the deputy commissioner concerned, he is intended.
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If the situation remains controlled, the remaining classes must be left open from August 2, 2021, Amarinder announces that the University of Cambridge has predicted that cases will decrease in the coming weeks.
In connection with social meetings, he said artists / musicians will be allowed in such functions / celebrations in all fields, with compliance due to the Covid protocol.
Relaxation came a few days after the main minister had ordered the opening of the bar, cinema room, restaurant, spa, swimming pool, training center, sports complex, sports center, mall, museum, zoo, etc.
At 50% with vaccine compliance.
He also previously allowed college, coaching center and all learn institutions to open with the same compliance.
Amarinder, during a virtual review meeting from the Covid situation, said that the sequencing of the entire wise genome has shown that more than 90% is a variant of concern, the original virus is practically replaced by variants, and the Delta variant remains dominant even in June.
However, there are no new cases from the Delta Plus variant, he said.