“There would be no work from home for any employee from Monday (February 7),” the government said in an instruction issued to all departments on Sunday. The decision was taken following a review meeting on the Covid-19 situation. It was decided to resume full office attendance from Monday at all levels, without any exemption.
Meanwhile, as per the Delhi Disaster Management Authority's (DDMA) latest guideline, there is no cap of 50 per cent student strength and "the heads of schools shall call the students in such numbers and manner, taking into account the available space/infrastructure/facilities of their schools, so as to ensure that Covid-appropriate behaviour".
Delhi Deputy CM and Education Minister, Manish Sisodia interacted with students at Delhi' Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya as Classes 9 to 12 reopened in the national capital on Monday.
"We are happy the schools reopened. Online classes are just alternatives. We were eagerly waiting for classes to resume offline. I spoke to students, they are also of the opinion that classes are better in schools offline. The one-to one interaction of teachers and students is necessary for better education," said Sisodia.
According to the Deputy CM, more than 95 per cent of government school students and around 50 per cent of private school students have been vaccinated with the first dose, but there are no such criteria that only vaccinated students will be allowed to enter schools, teachers need to be vaccinated.
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