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“Of course, we would all like to have contact education, but I have no doubt that we will have hybrid training cases in October,” said M. Sinkevičius on Delfi TV.
According to him, coronavirus cases are registered in educational institutions in all municipalities in the country, and in some cases the situation is particularly bad.
“In some [savivaldybėse] there are drastic cases where almost the entire school has to go through the process of self-isolation, ”said M. Sinkevičius.
According to him, even in those municipalities that lead in terms of vaccinated population, there are greater outbreaks of the virus.
“In Akmenė itself, which ranks in the top ten in terms of the number of vaccinated population (80% of those vaccinated), a gymnasium dropped out of the education organization. Similar things are repeated in each municipality, perhaps on a smaller scale. Jeronimas Rally Gymnasium in Jonava also has another kind of self-isolation. The centenary of the school was commemorated, safely, with masks – those who are ill appeared, “said the mayor of the Jonava district.
He admits that hybrid learning would not be complete, but, according to M. Sinkevičius, such a scenario becomes inevitable.
“It seems that it can inevitably happen that we still have that hybrid teaching model where it starts [mokinių] You will have to learn from home, part of it in the classroom. The Ministry of Education and Science also says that the kits for hybrid teaching will reach schools, ”said M. Sinkevičius.
“That hybrid teaching, of course, adds additional complications for our teachers; so you have to work both with the screen and with the students sitting in the classroom, you get such a drawback, because you can show more attention to the child who is in contact, respond to your questions, react faster, see if you understand or not, “he said on Delfi Day.
On Tuesday 1847 new cases of coronavirus were detected in Lithuania, 14 people died from this disease.
Last week, Lithuania entered the worst pandemic black zone.
We remind you that the Government has approved the requirement to wear masks indoors as of Friday, and it is also recommended that both public and private legal entities organize work remotely.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved these amendments to the resolution on the declaration of emergency at the state level.
Masks – and at work
As of October 1, masks will be mandatory in confined spaces when services are provided or received, purchases are made, events, etc., regardless of whether the activity is carried out with or without an opportunity passport.
“In the first place, it is established that the decisions of the operations manager, including the use of masks indoors, would be binding regardless of whether the activities are carried out with or without a passport and would not be of an advisory nature.” said Health Minister Arūnas Dulkys during the Government meeting.
He noted that the above exceptions are maintained: masks are not mandatory for people with disabilities if they cannot use them due to their health status, they provide services that cannot be provided with a mask, as well as to eat in public catering establishments as well as in theaters. .
Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė later confirmed that masks will be mandatory at work “when people work in physical contact indoors.”
“In work teams, masks will be mandatory when people work in physical contact indoors,” the prime minister said.
He added that the recommendation to work remotely “is very insistent and when there is the possibility of organizing work remotely, we would recommend this method.”
Beginners will not need masks.
The order in schools does not change: masks are still mandatory for older students and primary school children will not have to wear them.
According to the prime minister, in the case of the masks, the decision of the person in charge of the operation would suffice if it were decided to make them mandatory, but it would be taken after discussion with epidemiologists and the educational community.
“Masks are mandatory in schools, they are not mandatory only for primary school children, we have agreed in primary school so that the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports and the Ministry of Health continue to contact epidemiologists and the educational community about this. this is the decision of the operations manager, ”said the prime minister.
When mandatory masks are returned, the responsibility for not wearing them rests with the person himself.
“The responsibility for non-compliance with the mask requirement would lie with customers and users of the service. We also recommend by resolution that both public and private legal entities organize the work remotely. These changes would take effect on Friday”, the minister presented the amendments.
Tightening: due to the rapid spread of the delta.
The hardening was confirmed due to the rapid spread of the delta strain of the coronavirus and the unfavorable epidemiological situation in Lithuania.
“Currently, 67.7 percent of the population of Lithuania has immunity against COVID-19 (vaccinated or relapsing), but the number of immunized people is still insufficient to control the spread of the virus,” says the statement on the amendment. to resolution.
To date, it is recommended that those using passport options wear masks.
Last week, Lithuania entered the worst pandemic black zone.
According to the Department of Statistics, 1,847 new cases of COVID-19 were detected last day, killing 14 people.
Number of new cases of coronavirus in 14 days 100 thousand. the population reached 656.3 and grew twenty points per day. The rate of positive diagnostic tests at seven days rose to 7.2 percent.
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