Bhopal, Jan 11 : In-person classes in schools for students of all classes with 50 per cent capacity will continue in Madhya Pradesh till the state government reviews the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic in the coming days, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Monday.
The Chief Minister’s statement came after he chaired a review meeting on rapidly increasing daily Covid cases and to take stock of the preparations in the districts reporting over 75 per cent of the total daily cases, which include Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur, Ujjain and Gwalior, among others.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister also directed officials in the state secretariat and districts supervising the Covid protection management in view of the third wave of the pandemic to ensure that daily Covid related data are collected, prepared and updated on a daily basis.
“Daily Covid cases are increasing fast in Madhya Pradesh.However, we are monitoring the situation carefully and further decisions on putting more restrictions will be taken according to the situation in the coming days.Increasing number of cases in Bhopal, Indore and other districts is obviously a big concern for us, but the overall Covid situation in the state is under control.
Schools with 50 per cent seating capacity will be allowed to continue till the next decision is taken after reviewing the situation,” Chouhan said.
The state registered 2,317 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours, pushing the number of active cases to 8,599, according to the health bulletin issued by the state government on Monday evening.
Out the 2,317 new cases, Indore and Bhopal reported 645 cases each, followed by Gwalior (291), Jabalpur (190), Sagar (121) and Ujjain (93), among others.pd/arm
According to the Monday night health bulletin, the state has registered 2 317 Covid new cases within the past 24 hours.
This brings the total number of active Covid cases up to 8,599.
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