Calicut varsity takes steps to tackle COVID second wave
The Hindu
Vaccine to be given to all eligible staff and family members on the campus in coming weeks
Calicut University authorities are taking precautions in the wake of the second wave of COVID-19 spreading across the State. Vice Chancellor M.K. Jayaraj said on Monday that instructions had been given to all to follow the pandemic protocol. All the affiliated colleges are now closed for summer vacation. Exams, however, would go on as per schedule, he added. The authorities are also planning to give COVID-19 vaccine to all the eligible staff and their family members on the campus in the coming weeks. Registrar E.K. Satheesh told The Hindu that the drive would be held in association with the Health Department, Malappuram.
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