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Shadow of Covid surge on offline classes  

Shafqat Bukhari by Shafqat Bukhari
July 17, 2022
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Though smooth working of offline classes is likely to head for completion of a full academic session this year after three years of pandemic in Jammu & Kashmir like other parts of the country, but increasing intensity in a new wave of covid pandemic if not controlled immediately though strict adherence to Covid protocols can prove detrimental for the functioning of online classes in schools, colleges and universities across Jammu & Kashmir. Laxity shown by people in the congested areas of the twin capital cities- Srinagar and Jammu and majority of the towns in both Kashmir Valley and Jammu division is apparently the cause of major surge in covid cases witnessed for about last two months. Further laxity would consequently lead to further surge in covid cases which would immediately hit functioning of offline classes besides taking away the jobs of the people and reducing the business operations once again as has been experienced in high intensity pandemic periods in last three years of pandemic. What matters the most is strict adherence to covid protocols by both the teachers and as well as the students in their school premises for the purposes of  drastically reducing the chances of  pandemic spread in any school in either Kashmir valley or Jammu division. While irrefutable fact is that in-person learning, and extensive hours of outdoor play on children facilitate their all-round development in schools, the dip in business operations and loss of jobs due to further surge in covid cases can lead to shutting down of offline classes once again in Jammu & Kashmir.

While irrefutable fact is that physical attendance of  children in schools leads to their mental growth it is for the people to let their physical attendance continue in schools without any break by strictly adhering to covid protocols amid a fresh surge in covid cases both in Kashmir and as well as Jammu division . 

To not let yet anothder high intensity covid period arrive once more in Jammu & Kashmir the people themselves should show strict adherence to covid protocols much before the government is forced to enforce restrictions which had to be enforced during high intensity pandemic periods in three consecutive years of pandemic. Never forget that once the stress of the pandemic was released due to strict adherence to covid protocols at public places children returned to schools not only to attend physical class but also to resume extra-curricular curricular activities in the premises of their schools besides attending seminars, debates and workshops proving detrimental for their career building and personal development. While irrefutable fact is that physical attendance of  children in schools leads to their mental growth it is for the people to let their physical attendance continue in schools without any break by strictly adhering to covid protocols amid a fresh surge in covid cases both in Kashmir and as well as Jammu division .

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