Schools, PU colleges in Udupi will not open from tomorrow
The Hindu
It is because the COVID-19 positivity rate in the district has not come down below 2%
Schools and pre-university colleges in Udupi district will not reopen from Monday [August 23]. It is because the COVID-19 positivity rate in the district has not come down below 2%. According to Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadeesha, the positivity rate presently stood at 2.5 %. The schools will have to wait for sometime to resume the physical classes, he said. A communique from the office of Deputy Director of Pre-University Department has warned that disciplinary action will be taken against such colleges which will conduct offline classes from Monday.
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