
As schools reopen today, doctors urge parents, students not to panic
The Hindu
A child is unlikely to be infected by an adult, says a paediatrian
Madurai With schools reopening after one of the longest periods of shutdown, parents are understandably worried about the protection of their children. City paediatrians, however, say there is no need to fear. The best practical solution to deal with the COVID education crisis is to get the children back to classrooms. “When the pandemic wave peaked, the children were kept physically safe. But prolonged isolation is showing increasing impact on mental well-being,” says Dr. S Senthil Kumar, Head of Pediatrics, Meenakshi Mission Hospital.More Related News

The procedure of endoscopic removal of stone and blockage from the bile duct, followed by placement of Common Bile Duct (CBD) stent, widely practised in leading medical institutions and private hospitals, was performed for the first time at Government Thoothukudi Medical College and Hospital on a 10-year-old girl.












