Delhi schools to operate only physical classes from April 1, Covid-19 restrictions to be lifted from Monday
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Delhi schools will operate only physical classes from April 1 and Covid-19 restrictions will be lifted from Monday, February 28.
With Covid-19 cases fast on the decline, Delhi will be embracing normal life once more as all Covid-19 restrictions will be lifted from Monday, February 28. Delhi schools will resume working in fully offline mode from April 1.
The decisions were taken by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) at a meeting on Friday. Restricted timings at markets, restaurants, bars and night curfews will no longer be applicable.
Delhi schools will not be working in hybrid mode anymore. Online classes will be discontinued and only physical classes will be held from April 1.
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CM Arvind Kejriwal said that the decision was taken as the pandemic situation has improved and people are facing tough times due to job losses.
