The Maharashtra government expects a rise in the case of Covid-19 between September 15 and the first week of October, which can also be the beginning of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic.
Because Maharashtra is ready to make a decision in the next few days to reopen schools in the state, the Covid-19 task force in children has emphasized vaccination teachers and non-teaching staff must be prioritized among other things. Bachchu Kadu, Minister of State Maharashtra for school education, said on Thursday the decision about the reopening of the school would be taken in the next two days. Kadu said the meeting in this case would be held in the next few days. "Schools have begun in other countries in this country and must begin in the state too. But the decision must be taken carefully considering the fact that Maharashtra has the highest number of active cases after Kerala," Kadu said.
The physical class at the school was closed in Maharashtra in March 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic hit the country. Schools in rural areas are permitted to continue physical classes for grade 8 to 12 students on July 12 but only in areas where covid-19 cases are minimal.
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