Nurseries and nurseries will be reopened in the United Arab Emirates after months of closure since the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, according to an official from the country’s authorities.
The announcement made jointly through the Ministry of Education of the United Arab Emirates and the National Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Authority, indicating that the reopening of nurseries and nurseries will be allowed in accordance with the special needs and precautionary and preventive measures established in a national protocol. .
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According to the approved national protocol, a set of precautionary measures will be implemented to ensure the suitability and protection of young people and staff, adding the implementation of entry procedures to the facility, adding temperature measurement and regulation of the movements of staff and parents. in kindergarten, in addition to requiring a lab test on all staff and finding out their periodicity so that the test is repeated to both. Weeks. The fitness of youth and nursery staff will also be monitored,” the set said.
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The United Arab Emirates reported 491 new cases of coronavirus on Thursday, marking the largest buildup since early July. Accumulation occurs after instance accumulation days, with 399 new infections detected the previous day.
The outline describes several guidelines, adding a measure to separate youth into age-by-age organization teams and restrict the number of youth according to the organization. In addition, a special mechanism will be put in place for the continued use and sterilization of toys and games that will not be shared between separate equipment.
All food and food will be directly through the parents, according to the guidelines.