When Will School Start? Ministry of Education Gives 3 Conditions
A big question on every parent's mind is, "When will school start up again?" China's Ministry of Education yesterday gave a response. Before they do, three conditions need to be met.
Wang Dengfeng, Director of the Office of the Leading Group of the Ministry of Education's Response to the Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Situation, said in an interview with reporters that the start time needs to be scientifically judged and that three conditions must be met before school can start.
First, the epidemic situation should be basically controlled. The definition of "Basic control" is determined by the state, and specific situations may be decided based on the county-level epidemic prevention and control situation.
The second is that parents in the society think, or the vast majority agree, that it is safe to start school again.
Third, the necessary prevention and control materials and conditions are in place for when school starts.
After having these three conditions, we will consider when to start school.
Source: 何时开学?教育部最新回应:需要满足三个条件
RECOMMENDED READING:
China Extends 14 Day Quarantine to Those Arriving From...
In China? Bored? Need Money? If So, Then Read This!
Is this Why Hong Kong Cancelled All HKIA to Mainland Ferries?
COVID 19 at decisive point, HKIA Cancels Ferries to Mainland China
Health Commission Warning as People Flocked to Parks
Your Favorite Restaurants May Soon Be Re-Opening!
China Laundering Money Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Literally...
Macau to Impose Quarantine for Non-Resident Workers from China
Shopping Mall Employee Diagnosed with New Coronavirus Pneumonia
NEW English Version of Mandatory Registration Forms for Shenzhen
Don't Go Out... Don't Party... Warn Banners Appearing In China
What Businesses & Employees Need to Know in the Virus Outbreak
Coronavirus News (Feb 6) Mandatory Quarantine, Experts Speak...
Coronavirus News (Feb 4) More Closures but There's Good News Too
China Builds Impressive New 1,000-Bed Hospital in Just 10 Days!
Useful Coronavirus-related Chinese Phrases Everyone Should Know
WHO Declares a Public Health Emergency of International Concern