Mumbai: According to the big news of the morning, from today i.e. Monday 24 Hanwari, schools will be opened for classes 1-12 in Maharashtra (Maharashtra) amidst the orgy of Corona. However, a large section of parents is now against this decision and they are not feeling safe at all sending their children to school.
At the same time, Aaditya Thackeray, a minister in the Maharashtra government, said, “We have not made it mandatory for children to attend all schools. Schools are opening in some districts and are closed in some districts. It is up to the parents that if they feel safe to send their children to school, then they can definitely send their children to school.
62% of parents still do not want to send their children to school
Significantly, according to a survey, 62% of parents in Maharashtra are not feeling safe sending their children to school from today i.e. 24 January. The findings have come to the fore in the survey conducted by Daral online platform ‘Local Circles’ in Category-I, Category-II/Three, and Category-IV cities of the state. About 4,976 people gave their views in the survey, of which 67 percent were men and 33 percent were women.
At present, 40,805 new cases of the corona were reported in Maharashtra in the last 24 hours, while 44 patients have died. After which the total number of infected has increased to 75,07,225 and the number of dead to 1,42,115. Apart from this, after 27,377 people became corona-free, the number of people recovering has increased to 70,67,955. At present, there are a total of 2,93,305 active patients and all are undergoing treatment. At the same time, in the last two weeks in Mumbai, there has been a decline of about 90% in the cases of the corona. In the last 24 hours, 2,550 cases of coronavirus infection have been reported in the city. While 13 infected have also died due to this.
