Offline classes | Kerala students bring cheers after a long COVID-induced gap
The Hindu
The vaccination certificates of students were inspected to ensure that they had received at least one dose of vaccination.
Hundreds of excited students brought cheer to the desolate college campuses across the State when they returned for offline classes after a long COVID-19-induced gap on Monday morning.
Students began trickling into colleges early, leaving enough time to meet up with friends and renew bondage. They were allowed inside the gates after a check of body temperatures using thermal scanners and sanitising hands. Their vaccination certificates too were inspected to ensure that they had received at least one dose of vaccination.
Children with symptoms or those on the contact list of COVID-19 patients or people in quarantine have been asked not to turn up for the classes.
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