Teacher, 11 students test positive for COVID-19 in Tiruppur
The Hindu
Eleven school students and a government school teacher tested positive for COVID-19 in the district on Monday.According to officials in the Department of School Education, four students (two Class XII
Eleven school students and a government school teacher tested positive for COVID-19 in the district on Monday.
According to officials in the Department of School Education, four students (two Class XII girls and one boy each from Class X and XI) from a private higher secondary school in Mulanur tested positive on Monday. The school was closed for disinfection. In Udumalpet, two private schools saw one COVID-19 case each and one Class XI boy from a private school in Madathukulam also tested positive.
In government schools, two Class XII girls from the Government Girls Higher Secondary School in Kunnathur and one student each from the Government Higher Secondary Schools in Cheyur and Veerapandi tested positive, according to the officials.
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