COVID-19: Schools To Bar Students, Teachers With High Temperature From School Premises
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has instructed schools to bar teachers and students with high temperatures from gaining access to school premises.
According to THE STREET JOURNAL, this was contained in its latest Covid-19 situation report.
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The report reads: “School administrators should ensure the following to reduce the risk of Covid-19 transmission within schools. Daily temperature checks at points of entry.
“Those with a temperature above 38oC should not be allowed entry.Jamb Result
“Provision of handwashing facilities and hand sanitizers for hand hygiene. Masks must be worn by all those over the age of 6 years on school premises.
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“Always ensure proper ventilation and minimum of one-meter sitting distance between students in classrooms.
“Surfaces including desks, door handles, etc. should be disinfected at least twice; at break time and at the end of the school day.
“Avoid sharing of items such as pencils, biros, erasers, rulers, textbooks. Staff at sickbay should be trained and provided with required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to Canada“Students and staff who feel ill should remain at home and seek treatment at a health facility immediately.
“All eligible persons should get vaccinated against Covid-19 at one of the nearby vaccination sites.
“Those who are vaccinated must still adhere to public health measures.
“Additionally, NCDC recommends the use of approved rapid diagnostic test kits in secondary school hostels and university campuses for testing of student and staff upon school resumption and for those experiencing symptoms of Covid-19 during the school session.”
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