BANGKOK (NNT) - Thailand’s Education Ministry has announced a two-phase plan to reopen schools, while strict COVID-19 measures and assessments have begun this month, which have already implemented measures for creating a COVID-19 safety zone on their grounds since August. The second phase is for other schools, which pass a formal COVID-19 assessment on their readiness, to reopen.

 

The ministry said key requirements for passing the evaluation are at least 85% vaccination against COVID-19 among school teachers and staff and a commitment to comply with the government’s standard COVID-19 control measures.

 

However, these schools are allowed to decide on their own if they want to switch fully to onsite learning, stay with online learning or adopt a combination of both where appropriate. In the case of onsite learning, the maximum number of students per classroom is 25. Each student is required to stay at least 1.5 meters from others while in the same room.

 

Meanwhile, Education Minister Treenuch Thienthong said, as of Tuesday, 3.6 million, or about 71.67% of over 5 million students who agreed to be inoculated, have been vaccinated.

 

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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Meanwhile, Education Minister Treenuch Thienthong said, as of Tuesday, 3.6 million, or about 71.67% of over 5 million students who agreed to be inoculated, have been vaccinated.

Leally?

16 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Meanwhile, Education Minister Treenuch Thienthong said, as of Tuesday, 3.6 million, or about 71.67% of over 5 million students who agreed to be inoculated, have been vaccinated.

is this real news? Find this hard to believe to be honest. 

3.6 million, or 71.679384093742543254890781 % of over 5 million students have been vaccinated. 

Which planet are we talking about? 

I would think the 1.5 metre rule will be quietly dropped or just ignored!

Glad the 1.5 metre rule wasn't around for me. Would have been much harder to copy my mate's test answers!