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Sending kids back to school .
I just wanted to know that as the covid Cases are again rising, is it safe to send kids to school without vaccination.
After the month of February there is a sudden spike in the cases so worried to send kids to school.
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In the current scenario children needs to be sent to school as it is unavoidable. You just take basic precautions and all the vaccination should be done upto date and you can speak to the teacher if any child having any such symptoms it should be informed and all the basic precautions needs to be taken
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Very mild cases
Don't worry
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There is both risks and benifits going to school amidst a rising COVID cases. Take maximum precautions and get vaccinations if eligible . Newer COVID strains aren't that virulent , however you never know who's gonna have a serious illness too ...! Entirely your decision.
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