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43 schoolchildren test positive for COVID-19 in January in N Kazakhstan
14 January 2021 21:17
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PETROPAVLOVSK. KAZINFORM – 347 schoolchildren have tested positive for the coronavirus infection in North Kazakhstan region since the beginning of the academic year, Kazinform reports.
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Deputy head of the sanitary and epidemiological control department of the region Arman Kushbasov told the Thursday briefing that of 347, 43 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in January 2021. Of 347, 167 schoolchildren attended in-person classes.
Kushbasov also added that there are no schools in the region closed for quarantine. 116 teachers tested positive for COVID-19.
He noted that school are functioning at 30% capacity and with strict observance of sanitary and social distancing rules.
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