Rajasthan Schools, colleges and other educational institutions are ready to reopen from January 18, 2021. After remaining shut for nearly nine months due to the COVID-19 crisis, the decision of reopening the institution was issued on January 5, 2021 .
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot during a review meeting instructed to reopen Rajasthan schools for the students of classes 9th to 12th, final year students in colleges, coaching institutes and government training institutes.
Rajasthan Medical Colleges, Dental College,
B.Sc Nursing Colleges and Paramedical College classes shall also begin from January 11, taking into consideration the COVID-19 vaccination. The chief minister also added that social distancing, using face masks, and other health protocols, should be maintained in all institutions.
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The Chief Minister instructed that 50 percent students of each class will be presented on the first day, the remaining 50 percent can attend the class on the second day in all the Rajasthan educational institutions.
Keeping in mind the COVID-19 situation he also added that any kind of negligence towards Corona may lead to a big crisis. Special attention should be given to the travellers coming to Rajasthan from other countries, including the people affected by this virus.
Though the chief minister also assured that the condition of coronavirus in Rajasthan is very much under control with the cooperation of the people and best management. The COVID-19 recovery rate has increased to an all-time high of 96.31 percent according to the reports.
Gehlot directed the officials to confirm that the preparations for vaccination in Rajasthan are achieved in a mission mode.
The chief minister stated "The entire database of health workers should be uploaded as soon as possible for vaccination"
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