Hanoi ensures COVID-19 safety measures as students return to school
Students in Hanoi returned to school on March 2 morning after Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday and a few more days off to contain the spread of COVID-19 in tandem with the municipal government’s request. While welcoming students back, schools strictly abide by Health Ministry’s recommendations in disease prevention.
Body temperature of pupils at Ngoc Lam Primary School in Long Bien district are measured while their hands are sanitised before attending classes (Photo: VNA)
Students at Tran Nhan Tong High school in Hai Ba Trung district wash their hands carefully before attending classes. (Photo: VNA)
Teachers check students’ body temperature before entering school (Photo: VNA)
The first class of Tran Nhan Tong High School’s students (Photo: VNA)
Children students at Hong Tien kindergarten, Long Bien district, on their first day back to school after a long holiday (Photo: VNA)
Measures against COVID-19 are taken seriously in Ngoc Lam Secondary School, Long Bien district. (Photo: VNA)
The first class in Xuan Phuong Primary School after a long quarantine period. (Photo: VNA)
Physical distancing is applied in Viet Duc High School, Hoan Kiem district (Photo: VNA)
Measures against COVID-19 are taken seriously in Ngoc Lam Secondary School, Long Bien district (Photo: VNA)
As of February 24, schools in 52 provinces and cities reopened to their students. The 11 remaining provinces and cities are considering the pandemic situation in their localities to make decisions on when their schools can reopen.
