Schools and kindergartens will resume work in Beijing, and people are allowed to go out into the street in Turkey
Official representative of the Beijing Education Committee Li Yi said that schools and kindergartens will begin to operate in early June in the capital of China, RIA Novosti reports. He noted that educational institutions for primary and secondary schoolchildren will partially resume classes from June 1. Schools and kindergartens will begin to operate fully on June 8. Li Yi also informed that representatives of graduation grades will have an opportunity to return to classes on June 6. They will make a decision voluntarily, whereas the compliance with sanitary and epidemiological requirements remains mandatory. Earlier in Chinese schools desks with protective screens against coronavirus appeared. In addition, some Chinese educational institutions provided students with personal screens-masks. On April 24, it became known that doctors from Wuhan cured the last patient who had a severe course of the disease caused by coronavirus. As of April 28, less than a thousand infected with COVID-19 remained in Chinese hospitals. Meanwhile, in Turkey, children and adolescents under the age of 14 could officially go outside on Wednesday, for the first time during quarantine which was enforced in the country more than 40 days ago amid an outbreak of coronavirus, the Turkish Television and Radio Channel TRT reported. Children were able to leave houses for four hours: an outdoor walk was allowed from 11:00 to 15:00. It is reported that adolescents between the ages of 15 and 20 will be able to go outside for a few hours on Friday. Senior citizens of Turkey over the age of 65 who had not an opportunity to go out into the street during the isolation regime were able to do that on May 10.
