translated from Spanish: Schools in Thailand did take things seriously with covid-19

home International Schools in Thailand did take things seriously with covid-19

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World.- The world’s strictest school social estrangement: Thai kindergarteners are sealed in methacrylate boxes during play, while masks are mandatory for older children in the fight against coronavirus
The green light for the reopening of schools was given in early July with a number of strict measures in place. Class sizes are limited to 25, protected area is used to study and play, and rooms are frequently disinfected
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Thailand has so far seen 3,352 coronavirus infections and 58 people have died from the virus.
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Schools in Thailand are forcing students to learn and play in makeshift plastic cubicles to meet extreme measures of social estrangement.
Thai children in kindergarten at Wat Khlong Toey School in Bangkok, which has been reopened for a month, study behind methacrylate boxes and play alone with toys in mosquito net-protected areas.
The green light was given to the country’s schools to reopen in early July with a number of strict measures.
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The class size recommended by the authorities is restricted to 20-25 students, while door knobs, desks and other areas at risk of spreading infections should be disinfected frequently during the day
Source: Daily Mail

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