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Gombe approves reopening of schools

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineSeptember 25, 2020No Comments
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The Gombe State Government has approved the reopening of schools across the state, after six months of COVID-19 break.

Dr. Habu Dahiru, Commissioner of Education, disclosed this at a press briefing in Gombe on Thursday.

The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that schools in the state were closed in March to curtail the spread of COVID-19 infection in the state.

Dahiru said boarding schools across the state would resume on October 4, while day schools, including primary, Islamiya and Tsangaya Islamic schools, would commence classes October 5.

The commissioner urged school administrators to continue observing all the COVID-19 protocols through the use of face masks and observing social distancing, as well as measuring body temperature with infrared thermometers.

He also emphasised the need for all schools to establish school health committee to see to the implementation of health related protocols.

The Commissioner stated that the ministry would engage proprietors of all private schools and all stakeholders to ensure they keyed into safe resumption programme of the state government.

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