Hyderabad: Schools urge parents to send children to offline classes

Hyderabad: Schools urge parents to send children to offline classes

Hyderabad schools have appealed to parents not to feel scared about sending their children to school, following the emergence of the Omicron variant of the Covid-19.

ANIUpdated: Friday, December 10, 2021, 03:23 PM IST
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Hyderabad schools have appealed to parents not to feel scared about sending their children to school, following the emergence of the Omicron variant of the Covid-19.

Parents of children, too, have supported them. Schools in Telangana resumed offline classes on September 1 this year amid stringent adherence to COVID-19 protocols.

Varalakshmi, a principal of a private school, said, "I am happy that all our teaching staff and students are healthy. Here, every teacher is fully vaccinated to prevent COVID-19. Our students are following COVID-19 protocols like practicing social distancing, wearing a mask, and sanitizing after every hour."

We are working and teaching students via both online and offline modes. I appeal to all the parents to not worry about the COVID-19 situation," she added.

Shailaja, a parent, said, "I would request parents not to worry regarding Omicron. Parents can send their kids to schools without any hesitation. Most of the schools and colleges are following COVID precautions."

Another parent Kalyan Kumar said, "I request parents not to panic regarding Omicron. I request them to send their children to school. Almost every school and institution is taking proper safety measures. I am sending my kids to school by following COVID-19 norms."

Till now, Telangana has not reported a single case of Omicron. As India reported nearly two dozen Omicron cases, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan on Wednesday asked all the States to submit all the samples of positive cases of international travelers and their contacts as well as from emerging areas.

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