In view of the rapidly growing COVID-19 cases in the capital Delhi, all classes of private and government schools in Delhi have been closed until further orders, all classes have been discontinued. In addition, all types of academic and exam related activities for students from 9 to 12 are canceled. By 9 pm there were already classes online.
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted, “Due to the increasing number of Kovid cases, all Delhi schools (including government, private) are being closed to all classes till the next order.”
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Due to the increasing number of Covid cases, all schools in Delhi (including government, private) are being closed to all classes until further orders.
– Arvind Kejriwal (r Arvind Kejriwal) April 9, 2021
According to the order previously issued, students in grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 of the 2020-21 academic session will be allowed for exams, practicals, project work and internal assessment related work with parental approval from February 5 to come to school. All teachers and students attending school were told to apply masks, social distance, and follow the Kovid-19 protocol.
There are 7,437 cases of corona infection.
Delhi recorded 7,437 cases of coronavirus on Thursday, the biggest one-day figure this year, but there are still 24 deaths, resulting in the death toll rising to 11,157 in the capital. According to the Department of Health, the rate of infection has risen from 6.1 percent the previous day to 8.1 percent, as cases have increased significantly in the past few weeks. More than 7,000 new cases were reported in a single day for the first time this year. Over 5,000 new cases have been reported in the last two days.
The highest number of reported cases in Delhi was on November 11, with 8,593 cases and the highest number of Kovid-19 deaths in the city on November 19, which means 131 patients died. A total of 91,770 investigations were carried out, including 52,696 RT-PCR probes and 39,074 rapid antigen probes, the bulletin said. On Thursday, the total number of cases of infection rose to 6,98,005. So far, 6.63 lakh patients have recovered from the virus.
According to the Health Bulletin, 24 people have died from the disease, with the death toll rising to 11,157. The number of active patients in Delhi has risen to 23,181 from 19,455 the previous day. The bulletin said the number of people living in homelessness rose to 11,367 from 10,048 on Wednesday, but the number of container zones rose to 4,226 from 3,708 a day earlier.
