All schools in the Chinese city of Wuhan will be open from Tuesday

All schools in the Chinese city of Wuhan will be open from Tuesday

Authorities in the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the global coronavirus outbreak began, have announced that all schools will reopen next Tuesday. According to officials, 1.4 million children are studying in the city's 2,842 schools. Authorities have instructed children to wear masks on their way to and from school and to avoid public transport as much as possible.

The administration of each school has been instructed not to allow children to gather in one place unnecessarily. And submit reports on children's health on a daily basis. Authorities further directed that the supply of essential medicines and medical equipment be ensured in schools and that children be made aware of the Corona virus epidemic. Authorities have also called for online classes in the event of a possible new outbreak of the corona virus.

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