Educational tour by Mangalore University amid coronavirus scare raises eyebrows


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Mar 12: At a time when people are busy rescheduling or cancelling their tour programmes on account of scare created by coronavirus pandemic, Mangalore University has organised an educational trip to Goa beginning this Sunday. It is said that the students and teaching staff who were slated to be a part of this trip have agreed to join the trip reluctantly.

Parents of the students are worried. They question the rationale behind organizing the tour at a time when even examinations are being cancelled and people are advised against moving around too much. Some sources said that the lecturers are compelled to fall in line as instructions have come from important quarters.

In the meantime, university registrar A M Khan, has clarified that the head of the department concerned has been advised to postpone the proposed trip and that further communication will come from the concerned.

Dakshina Kannada district consultant for tourism department Sudhir Gowda, said that there are no restrictions on going on tour in the state but that tour cruise ships face restrictions. He said that people going to places have to follow precautions as advised by health department.

 

  

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  • Vishal Kumar, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    What nonsense!People in India are taking this too lightly thinking that nothing will happen.Only when it finally hits them,they will run around like headless chickens.Even in Italy people were too casual in the beginning,look what happened now.We should have lockdown by now,govt is sleeping.

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  • Rajesh, MANGALURU

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    They are not scared..Simple.

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  • Mahesh, Mangaluru

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    In that case what do you say about GSB's tour of Kashmir in April organised by Youth of GSB. Coronavirus is more dangerous to kida, sick and aged and death percentageis highest in aged category. This tour participants are believed to be mostly senior citizens.

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    Mangalore University students are not children. They are adults and educated. They know how to safeguard themselves in crowded places against Covid-19.
    So everyone, lower your eyebrows now.

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  • Mahesh, MANGALORE

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    Shankar, we know University Students are nor children they are adults. But if University organises an Educational Tour & thus students are compelled to take the tour, they will have to take the tour, for the fear of their Educational well being. Isn't that the truth.

    God forbid, if any thing happens to any of the students during or after university trip, who will own the responsibility? University will wash hands quietly? Who suffers.!!

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    Participation in university educational tours is optional.

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  • Suman, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    Instead of raising eye brows, simply don't send your kids for this trip.

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  • Nisha, Kuwait

    Thu, Mar 12 2020

    Either university cancel this if not voluntarily as individual don't send your children to this tour as per current virus spreading all over globe.....

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