reopening schools: AIIMS director advises to start schools; Said …

New Delhi: The director of AIIMS, Dr. Randeep Guleria has made a big statement on Friday. Schools can be started in areas where corona positivity rates are low, he said. In areas with less infection, schools can be started in stages with proper precautions, Guleria said.

You have to keep a balance. The children have not been to school for a long time. Online learning continues. But children who can’t afford computers and mobiles can’t get a good education. This makes it necessary to start a school. This is necessary not only for the education of children but also for their social development. Not only do children get an education in school, but their social cohesion is also shaped by how they behave in the society. Schools play a big role. It can’t be filled with online classes, says Dr. Guleria explained.

In some parts of the country, patients with coronary heart disease have very low rates of positivity and hospital admissions. This will require you to start school in stages. It can be started in areas where the infection is low, he said.

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We can also start school in an alternative way to reduce the crowd. One day some classes start and another class closes. This way the crowd is reduced and you can keep a close eye. If the positivity rate remains low, then schools will continue like this, he opined.

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More figures are needed to learn about the Delta Plus variant of the Corona. The Delta Plus is made from the Delta variant. From the data you have, you can’t tell how contagious this Delta Plus variant is. The number of Delta Plus patients has not increased abruptly. They are also not admitted to the hospital. This does not mean that Delta Plus is too dangerous. However, we must be careful, said Dr. Randeep Guleria clarified.