Delhi schools to remain closed for another month: Manish Sisodia

New Delhi: There has been a decrease in the number of new cases of corona virus infection in the country, although this threat has not completely reduced. In such a situation, the Kejriwal government of Delhi has decided that schools will be closed in the state right now. Let us know that schools have opened in many states, but in view of the threat of Corona in the capital of the country, it has been decided to keep Abi schools closed.

School-colleges will remain closed in Delhi till further orders:

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia said that all schools in Delhi will remain closed until further orders. Currently, online-semi-online studies will continue. In this way all the schools in Delhi have been closed indefinitely. This decision has been taken by the Delhi Government of Delhi in view of the increasing cases of Corona Virus.

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Let us tell you that under the Central Government's Unlock 5.0 Guidelines, schools, coaching institutes were allowed to open, but the Center has left it over the states. The state government itself has to decide whether to open schools and coaching institutes in the state. For this, they will also need approval from the parents of the children.

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No schools until further notice:

Explain that schools in the country's capital Delhi have been closed since the onset of corona virus. The government had earlier said that schools in Delhi would be closed till 31 October. Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia had given a statement. All the schools in Delhi will remain closed till October 31 due to Corona.

But now after the new statement of the government, there is less hope of opening the school even further. The government says that it will not be appropriate to take any risk regarding the health of children.

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