With the rising cases of covid-19, and with the second wave of Coivd-19 seen hitting the whole nation & forcing the entire country to close up, and business going back to work from home, sending all its employees to home with uncertainty and unpromising future at the same time.
But that’s not the main question, the main question here is for how long the nation will remain closed up, as the summer fall/summer semester approaching, and what is the ministry of education planning to do.
A lot of universities professors and institutions administrators are predicting that there might not be too much changes regarding the current online tuition mode which is currently followed in fact they’re thinking it might continue for at least another year, but at the same time expertise pointed out some hole and errors which they stressed that the institutions, universities and colleges administrators need to address.
Beside improving the quality of it’s online tuitions services and tighten the way they teaches and conduct their exams with immediate effect to ensure the standard and quality of the education for students.
The health officials on their side they are warning against the reopening of schools and universities at this time, giving green light to online classes to continue till further notice. Apparently, the total number of coronavirus cases in the country now stand at 2,95,70,881 while the death toll has reached 3,77,031. There are 9,13,378 active cases at present while 2,82,80,472 people have recovered so far. As many as 25,90,44,072 people have been vaccinated, the health ministry said.
Despite the lightly decline in the cases there might not be any noticeable changes in the lockdown and curfew imposed to be lift any time soon, but the officials and airlines executives are predicting for flights to resuming back fully soon, which might be seen an optimistic move from the government towards businesses in general.