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A total of nearly 28,000 of about 38,000 school and kindergarten employees signed up over the two days. LH Deputy Health Officer Christine Haberlander and Upper Austria The directorates of education were very satisfied with the number of participants.
According to the transmission from Governor Thomas Stelzer and LH MP Christine Haberlander (both ÖVP), the tests “were carried out well and professionally at all locations in Upper Austria.” 552 members of the armed forces, 73 Red Cross aides, 150 members of the volunteer fire department, 19 police officers and 76 employees from cities, municipalities and the state ensured that the tests were carried out without problems. Stelzer and Haberlander thanked all these people, as well as the educators, for the large participation in the tests: “In this way, they paved the way for the safest possible return to teaching in the classroom.”
At the same time, they called on all High Austrians to take part in the tests next week. Even if the results of the first massive tests are “a relatively low infection rate, this shows us how dangerous the disease really is. Because the current situation is pushing hospitals and especially intensive care units to the limit,” he said. Stelzer and Haberlanders.
On Sunday night, the APA asked the Directorate of Education that the start of the new school on Monday should work well. The massive tests only led to a very small number of those who tested positive and the number of teachers affected by the corona virus at school locations returned during the shutdown. As of Saturday, according to the country’s crisis team, 176 were in Upper Austria. Schools affected by the corona pandemic and 173 students and 96 teachers tested positive for the virus.
