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Cambodia reopens public schools as COVID-19 under control

Cambodia reopened public schools across the country on January 11 after the first community outbreak of COVID-19 was over late last year.
Cambodia reopens public schools as COVID-19 under control ảnh 1Cambodia reopened public schools across the country on January 11 after the first community outbreak of COVID-19 was over late last year. (Photo: AFP/VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Cambodiareopened public schools across the country on January 11 after the firstcommunity outbreak of COVID-19 was over late last year.

In a message to mark the 2020-2021 newacademic year, Prime Minister Hun Sen urged allschools to strictly adhere to the safety measures set by the Ministry ofHealth.

He said both teachers andstudents must wear face masks, have their temperature checked, wash handsfrequently and keep a social distance of 1.5 meters from each other.

Cambodia has seen success incontrolling the spread of COVID-19. The Southeast Asian country has reported atotal of 392 confirmed cases to date, with zero deaths and 374 recoveries,according to the Ministry of Health./.

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