High schools, colleges to reopen in Puducherry from July 16


Puducherry, Jul 12 (IANS): Puducherry will open schools for students of Classes 9 to 12 and all colleges, including professional colleges, from July 16, Chief Minister N. Rangasami announced on Sunday.

Schools and colleges in Puducherry central, Karaikal, Yanam and Mahe will be opened due to the falling Covid-19 cases and the speeding-up of vaccination.

Puducherry's Director of Health and Family Welfare Services, S. Mohan Kumar, announced earlier that there were no Covid fatalities in the Union Territory since the past 24 hours and the number of active cases has come down to 145.

Lt Governor, Tamilisai Soundararajan has said that the vaccination drive has picked up in the UT and 5 lakh people already vaccinated in a related development. She also said that the vaccination drive is accelerated and is slated to provide the first dose to all the eligible population by August 15. Vaccination hesitancy among the people has also come down and people in large numbers have come out for getting inoculated, she added.

Mahe-based journalist and social activist Praveen Kumar told IANS that the reopening of schools is a welcome move "but the authorities concerned must not allow any lethargy in preventing children from mingling with each other and should monitor that there is strict adherence to Covid standard protocol".

"Otherwise things will again get out of hands, which should not happen."

 

  

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 12 2021

    Time for the whole country to open all schools and colleges without any mask mandates or vaccines as world wide data has conclusively proven kids as well as under 25 age group youngsters in no way affected by the pandemic. Only immune compromised and comorbid among them too which is very rare as much as 1 in a million needs any medicines as they just feel like common cold and get well as in every cold season they did. No need for unproven experimental vaccines to injure them as they will always fail as they did in the past against mutating viruses like corona.

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  • Justin, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 12 2021

    Why are you spreading fake news... Majority of the kids, teenagers and I mean all youth who have contacted covid-19 are all normal people without any comorbidities.. Don't post rubbish based on whatsapp group..

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 12 2021

    Whatever I post is based on evidence and facts which are verifiable by authorised documents of govts and CDC. Educating media manipulated is my small ripple while worldwide group of doctors and scientists are fighting bigger war on misinformation and fake media manipulated lies supported by pharma industries which are in the grip of Bill Gates who is controlling the govts with his money power and political clout, unless people wake up and expose the pandemic hoax then the present planndemic hoax tyranny will continue. If you have evidence to prove I'm wrong then produce them from reliable sources & not by big Tec censored fake database.

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