Amritsar: A government school student has tested positive Koronavirus while Covid-19 testing private school students have not yet begun even when medical experts suggest direct closure of school before government government.
Assistant Civil Surgeon Dr.
Amarjit Singh told that one government school student in rural areas Amritsar was tested after affected students were isolated at home while the entire class had been quarantined for 14 days.
He said testing Covid-19 from the teachers concerned, his family, and neighbors were being carried out.
He said they had not started testing Covid-19 against private school students.
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Meanwhile, a visit to various schools during the opening and closure time itself speaks the volume of violations of behavior that matches Covid (taxi).
Flocks of boys and girls who chat outside school without masks or masks descended into the chin, shaking hands, riding a pillion, and almost violating every Norm of Covid-19 can be seen with school staff with helpless watching them.
“The government must rethink the opening decision of the school that has an online teaching option that must be given preference in the current situation because it provides choices to parents to send their children to school, the rate of infection must increase, the government must make a decision now before repenting the opening School and find reasons, “said Narinder Sharma, father of a secondary school student who had forbid his son to go to school after reading the Covid-19 report which spread in Ludhiana.
Hansel Avtar Singh, Managing Director, Amandeep Medicity said “The government must immediately close all private and government schools before it is too late since the Covid-19 case once again rises, parents must advise children at home and at the market place”.
He warned that every weakness in the implementation of Covid-19 norms could prove the disaster like the last time.
The surge in Covid-19 infection among school students was worried about parents and medical brotherhood
