School Reopen: All schools and colleges will open in Jharkhand from March 1, know what are the rules

New Delhi. All schools and colleges closed due to corona infection in Jharkhand will open from March 1, 2021. The state government has issued guidelines in this regard. According to the guidelines issued, all schools will be opened from March 8 to 11 from March 1, 2021. Also, ITI institute will also be started. At the same time, the presence of employees in government offices will be 100 percent. This spread was taken in a meeting chaired by CM Hemant Soren.

Schools in the Containment Zone will not open yet
According to the government, it has been decided to open only those schools which are outside the Containment Zone. No decision has been taken yet to open schools located in the container zone. At the same time, universities will work as per the guidelines of UGC.

Theaters will open with 50 percent capacityAccording to various media reports, the CM instructed the officials in the meeting that cinemas can also be started with 50 percent capacity. At the same time, sports etc. will be organized in the state with the capacity of 1 thousand people in the open space. Swimming pools built in hotels will remain closed.

Anganwadi centers will start from April 1

Along with this, instructions have also been given to open all Anganwadi centers in the state from April 1. While giving instructions to the officers, the CM said that the vaccination of Anganwadi worker should be ensured before the center opens.

In the meeting, CM said that there has been a decrease in the number of infected patients, but is still patient. In such a situation, all safety instructions should be strictly followed in the state. CM has also given instructions to take samples of people coming from outside at the major railway stations and airports of the state.

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Action will be taken for not following the guidelines
It has been made compulsory to come out of the house and follow the masks and social distancing of public places. Action will also be taken under the Disaster Management Act for not following the guidelines issued by the central and state governments regarding the corona infection.