Bangalore Schools and Colleges were shut down due to the increasing number of COVID-19-related cases. The state government headed by CM Bommai has decided to close all educational institutions within Bangalore for two weeks, except for classes 10-12, Nursing, and Medical colleges. Here are the guidelines.

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Bengaluru Schools and Colleges were shut down as Karnataka has seen an increase in cases of COVID-19 and the highest concentration of infections is within the metropolitan area. 

Following a COVID 19 review meeting held today on January 4 2022 Karnataka the CM, Basavaraj Bommai’s administration decided to enforce certain restrictions and close all schools, with a few exceptions. Schools, colleges are closed within the town for two weeks, with the exception of classes from 10-12 and paramedical, medical, and nursing colleges.

As part of the new curfews that were announced last week in the new curbs announced by Karnataka Minister R. Ashok (education department-secondary education minister), schools in the city will be closed starting January 6 for a period of two weeks. 

Students in the 12th and 10th will be able to continue or continue their classes. Along with schools, a weekend’s curfews have also been declared in the city, and theaters,residential schools, bars, and pubs are limited to 50 percent capacity. The guidelines on how schools will operate as well as the rules for online classes will be announced soon.

Karnataka college shutdown

Bangalore schools and colleges shutting was speculated as Karnataka has reported Omicron infections, which ranked to the COVID 19 number just behind Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and other larger states. In this scenario children (impact children’s health standard operating procedure)or students are among the most vulnerable since their vaccination hasn’t been administered yet.

Before the karnataka govt meeting took place, Karnataka CM Bommai had earlier stated that the government was going to do to avoid imposing the complete lockdown, as they is aware of the economic implications of it. As people (closely monitoring covid 19) struggle to manage their own lives and their lives, the government did not want to make any decision that could have impacted the economy in the future and alternative arrangements.

Karnataka college news lockdown 2021

Karnataka as with other states, has launched a the children’s vaccine plan for those who are between the ages of 15-18 years. It is being worked on to ensure that every child is vaccination-free as soon as they can and at least one dose before the at the end of January 2022.The Regular schools must have physical distance by sitting arrangements assured parents top news academic activities

Karnataka colleges and schools will likely to reopen after the state is witness to a downward decline in the number of COVID-related cases. On Monday the state had around 10,000 active cases, of which around 800 cases were of Omicron. Omicron variant.