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OMICRON: IT IS POSSIBLE GOVTS SHUT DOWN SCHOOLS



OMICRON: IT IS POSSIBLE GOVTS SHUT DOWN SCHOOLS|READ HERE


THE World Bank has said that the new wave of COVID-19 pandemic that has seen a variant of the virus, Omicron, ravaging the world, may lead to governments across the globe being tempted to shut down schools again.


This was said in a report delivered by World Bank  titled: “Reversing the pandemic’s education losses”, recently released.


According to vanguard online,  the bank discloses that no fewer than 647 million school children are yet to fully resume for either physical or online learning.


It added that school children in developing nations are the hardest hit regarding the negative effects the pandemic has had on education globally. 


“When schools around the world moved online due to COVID-19, children in developing countries suffered the most. It concluded.

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