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Important Notice:CORONAVIRUS UPDATE
Last updated: 13th March
New cases of coronavirus across China fallen dramaticallyThe number of new cases of the coronavirus reported across China are significantly down, a very positive sign that the measures taken to contain the virus have been working. Outside of Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, the numbers of new cases since mid-February have been extremely low. Tianjin for example, a city of 15 million people, has seen zero new cases since 27th February. Shanghai has only seen 9 new cases since 26th February. Chongqing has seen no new cases since 24th February. Fujian, an entire province of 38 million people, has seen no new cases since 26th February. Similar numbers can be seen all over China.
“Schools, factories, public spaces and tourism destinations are starting to reopen.” (South China Morning Post)
“In the rest of mainland China, outside Hubei, there were only five new confirmed cases, the health commission said.” 5th March (Reuters)
“The Chinese mainland reported seven new confirmed cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday 11th March outside Hubei Province, the NHC said.” (Business Standard)
“China is already, and rightfully, working to bolster its economy, reopen its schools and return to a more normal semblance of its society, even as it works to contain the remaining chains of COVID-19 transmission.” Source: Report of the WHO-China Joint Mission on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Schools in some parts of China announced re-opening datesOn 12th March the Ministry of Education in China released their ‘Guidelines on COVID-19 Prevention and Control’ for kindergartens, primary, middle, and high schools, as well as higher education institutes. The guidelines contain basic information about COVID-19, steps schools must take to prepare for reopening, and regulations once students return to campus.
11th March: the province of Yunnan in the south west of China announced high schools and grade 9 will be re-opening on 23rd March with other grades being re-opened on 30th March.
11th March: Xinjiang province announced that high schoolers and 9th graders will return to school on 16th March and all remaining grades will return to class on 23rd March.
7th March: High school seniors in Xining, the capital of Qinghai Province, officially became the first students in China to return to school on Wednesday, 11th March.
(Source: Beijing-Kids.com)
The Ministry of Education announced on Weibo that the reopening of schools is contingent upon the following three criteria:
Graphs below:Orange = total cases
Light blue = recovered
Dark blue = deaths
Source: National & Local Health Commission in China (website in Chinese)
Last updated: 13th March
New cases of coronavirus across China fallen dramaticallyThe number of new cases of the coronavirus reported across China are significantly down, a very positive sign that the measures taken to contain the virus have been working. Outside of Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, the numbers of new cases since mid-February have been extremely low. Tianjin for example, a city of 15 million people, has seen zero new cases since 27th February. Shanghai has only seen 9 new cases since 26th February. Chongqing has seen no new cases since 24th February. Fujian, an entire province of 38 million people, has seen no new cases since 26th February. Similar numbers can be seen all over China.
“Schools, factories, public spaces and tourism destinations are starting to reopen.” (South China Morning Post)
“In the rest of mainland China, outside Hubei, there were only five new confirmed cases, the health commission said.” 5th March (Reuters)
“The Chinese mainland reported seven new confirmed cases of the COVID-19 on Wednesday 11th March outside Hubei Province, the NHC said.” (Business Standard)
“China is already, and rightfully, working to bolster its economy, reopen its schools and return to a more normal semblance of its society, even as it works to contain the remaining chains of COVID-19 transmission.” Source: Report of the WHO-China Joint Mission on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Schools in some parts of China announced re-opening datesOn 12th March the Ministry of Education in China released their ‘Guidelines on COVID-19 Prevention and Control’ for kindergartens, primary, middle, and high schools, as well as higher education institutes. The guidelines contain basic information about COVID-19, steps schools must take to prepare for reopening, and regulations once students return to campus.
11th March: the province of Yunnan in the south west of China announced high schools and grade 9 will be re-opening on 23rd March with other grades being re-opened on 30th March.
11th March: Xinjiang province announced that high schoolers and 9th graders will return to school on 16th March and all remaining grades will return to class on 23rd March.
7th March: High school seniors in Xining, the capital of Qinghai Province, officially became the first students in China to return to school on Wednesday, 11th March.
(Source: Beijing-Kids.com)
The Ministry of Education announced on Weibo that the reopening of schools is contingent upon the following three criteria:
- The epidemic has almost been controlled
- Society and most parents think it is safe to open schools
- Schools have enough prevention products available and qualified prevention conditions in place
Graphs below:Orange = total cases
Light blue = recovered
Dark blue = deaths
Source: National & Local Health Commission in China (website in Chinese)
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