Hostels in Shivamogga can be closed if more than five students are infected with Covid-19
The Hindu
However, students should not be sent home, Shivamogga DC said after a meeting on COVID-19 cases in educational institutes
Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner R. Selvamani has instructed teachers and officers of the Department of Public Instructions to take measures necessary to avoid the spread of COVID-19 among schoolchildren.
The officer held a meeting with officials and representatives of educational institutes in Shivamogga on January 17. As the number of COVID-19 cases among students is increasing, school managements should screen students every day. Students’ body temperature should be recorded and those with Covid-19 symptoms should be sent back home. Attendance for students should not be compulsory, the DC said.
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