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In-person student attendance in schools may drop by 14% due to a new coronavirus variant  'Omicron' reveals a nationwide survey.

School attendance in India may drop by 14% due to Omicron: survey

Schools in India are likely to see a 14% drop in students attending in-person classes due to concerns sparked by 'Omicron', the new variant of coronavirus, according to a nationwide survey.
The findings of the survey which was&nbsp;conducted by online platform LocalCircles indicate that the number of parents not sending their children to school are likely to rise.
The survey, which received 15,875 responses from parents residing in 308 districts of India, finds that schools in the country are likely to see a 14 per cent drop in students attending in-person classes, the online platform said.&nbsp;
According to the survey findings, 58% of parents will be sending their children for in-person classes till this week.
The remaining 32% are parents mostly with younger children and for about 10% of parents, schools that their children go to have not resumed in-person classes yet, it said.
Furthermore, of the 58% of parents sending children to school, 14% will stop doing so because of the Omicron threat.
According to the survey, once the first case is reported in India, another 5% of parents are likely to stop sending children to school. Once multiple cases are reported another 5% are likely to do so leaving only 34 per cent of parents still sending children to school.&nbsp;
The survey also found that another 10% of parents will take the call of stopping in-person school for their children only when Omicron case is detected in their district and once several cases are detected in their district, almost all parents are likely to stop sending children.&nbsp;
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In-person student attendance in schools may drop by 14%&nbsp;due to a new coronavirus&nbsp;variant &nbsp;'Omicron', reveals a nationwide survey.

Schools in India are likely to see a 14% drop in students attending in-person classes due to concerns sparked by 'Omicron', the new variant of coronavirus, according to a nationwide survey.
The findings of the survey which was&nbsp;conducted by online platform LocalCircles indicate that the number of parents not sending their children to school are likely to rise.
"The survey, which received 15,875 responses from parents residing in 308 districts of India, finds that schools in the country are likely to see a 14 per cent drop in students attending in-person classes," the online platform said
It mentioned that doctors in South Africa, where the 'Omiron' variant was first reported, have found a higher number of Covid cases of the new variant in the population aged under 25 years.
The World Health Organisation has designated the new SARS-Cov-2 variant as a 'variant of concern'.
According to the survey findings, 58% of parents will be sending their children for in-person classes till this week.
The remaining 32% are parents mostly with younger children and for about 10 per cent of parents, schools that their children go to have not resumed in-person classes yet, it said.
Furthermore, of the 58% of parents sending children to school, 14% will stop doing so because of the Omicron threat.
"While no case of Omicron has been traced in India yet, once the first case is reported in India, another 5% of parents are likely to stop sending children to school. Once multiple cases are reported another 5% are likely to do so leaving only 34 per cent of parents still sending children to school," according to the survey
"Another 10% of parents will take the call of stopping in-person school for their children only when Omicron case is detected in their district and once several cases are detected in their district, almost all parents are likely to stop sending children,' it said.
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With 26,115 people testing positive for&nbsp;coronavirus infection, India's total tally of Covid-19 cases rose to 33.5 million while the active cases declined to&nbsp;3,09,575, the lowest in 184 days, according to the Union health ministry data updated on Tuesday.
The death toll climbed to&nbsp;4,45,385&nbsp;with 252 more fatalities, according to the data updated at 8 am.
In another significant development, the percentage of people who have recovered from Covid-19 till now, has mounted to 97.75%, highest since last March.
Kerala reported 15,692 fresh Covid-19 cases and 92 deaths, which took the caseload to 45,24,185 and fatalities to 23,683.
The cumulative doses administered in the country so far under the nationwide vaccination drive has exceeded 81.85 crore, according to the ministry.

Covid-19: India reports 26,115 new cases, active cases falls to lowest in 6 months

With 26,115 people testing positive for&nbsp;coronavirus infection on Tuesday, India's total tally of Covid-19 cases rose to 33.5 million while the active cases declined to lowest in 6 months.

The nationwide recovery rate has increased to 97.75%, the highest since March 2020.

With 26,115 people testing positive for&nbsp;coronavirus infection, India's total tally of Covid-19 cases rose to 33.5 million while the active cases declined to&nbsp;3,09,575, the lowest in 184 days, according to the Union health ministry data updated on Tuesday.
The death toll climbed to&nbsp;4,45,385&nbsp;with 252 more fatalities, according to the data updated at 8 am.
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In another significant development, the percentage of people who have recovered from Covid-19 till now, has mounted to 97.75%, highest since last March.
Kerala reported 15,692 fresh Covid-19 cases and 92 deaths, which took the caseload to 45,24,185 and fatalities to 23,683.
The cumulative doses administered in the country so far under the nationwide vaccination drive has exceeded 81.85 crore, according to the ministry.

With a single-day rise of 44,230 cases, India's Covid-19 tally climbed to nearly 3.16 crore on Friday, while the death toll due to the viral disease shot up to over 4.23 lakh with 555 more people succumbing to it, the Union health ministry said.
The number of active coronavirus cases in the country registered an increase for the third consecutive day, according to the ministry's data.
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The number of active cases has gone up to over 4.05 lakh accounting for 1.28% of the total caseload, while the national Covid-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.38%, the data showed.
An increase of 1,315 cases was recorded in the active Covid-19 tally in a span of 24 hours.

India Covid update: 44,230 new Covid cases, 555 deaths in last 24 hours

India reported 44,230 new Covid cases and 555 deaths in the last 24 hours.

44,239 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours: Govt data
555 new deaths reported, overall death toll over 4.23&nbsp;lakh
National Covid-19 recovery rate recorded at 97.38%
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India reports 44,230 new Covid019&nbsp;cases, 42,360 recoveries, and 555 deaths in the last 24 hours, as per the Union Health Ministry

With a single-day rise of 44,230 cases, India's Covid-19 tally climbed to nearly 3.16 crore on Friday, while the death toll due to the viral disease shot up to over 4.23 lakh with 555 more people succumbing to it, the Union health ministry said.
The number of active coronavirus cases in the country registered an increase for the third consecutive day, according to the ministry's data.
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The number of active cases has gone up to over 4.05 lakh accounting for 1.28% of the total caseload, while the national Covid-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.38%, the data showed.
An increase of 1,315 cases was recorded in the active Covid-19 tally in a span of 24 hours.

New Zealand has opened its first large vaccination clinic as it aims to scale up efforts to protect its people from the coronavirus pandemic. The clinic is opened in south Auckland and will initially target household members of border workers and their families, as they are more likely to contract the disease from the travellers. 150 people a day will get vaccinated initially and the numbers will increase with time, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield said.Further, the Health officials plan to open two more clinics in Auckland over the next few weeks.

New Zealand opens its first big vaccination clinic

New Zealand has opened its first large vaccination clinic as it aims to scale up efforts to protect its people from the coronavirus pandemic. The clinic is opened in south Auckland and will initially target household members of border workers and their families, as they are more likely to contract the disease from the travellers. 150 people a day will get vaccinated initially and the numbers will increase with time, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield said. Further, the Health officials plan to open two more clinics in Auckland over the next few weeks.

New Zealand has opened its first large vaccination clinic as it aims to scale up efforts to protect people from the coronavirus pandemic. The clinic in south Auckland will initially target household members of border workers and their families, as they are more likely to contract the disease from the travellers. 150 people a day will get vaccinated initially and the numbers will increase with time, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield said. The Health officials plan to open two more clinics in Auckland over the next few weeks.

India on Thursday witnessed a hike in daily coronavirus cases as 17,407 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours. On Wednesday, close to 15,000 fresh infections were reported. The number of active cases in the country which was around 1.50 lakh in the initial week of February has also increased to over 1.73 lakh, as per the health ministry's data. The Centre had on Wednesday said six states are contributing most to the active coronavirus cases in the country. Maharashtra, Kerala, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Karnataka have been witnessing a continued surge in Coronavirus cases.

Uptick in India's daily Covid cases, 6 states push the numbers 

The number of active cases in the country which was around 1.50 lakh in the initial week of February has&nbsp; increased to over 1.73 lakh

India on Thursday witnessed a hike in daily coronavirus cases as 17,407 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours. On Wednesday, close to 15,000 fresh infections were reported. The number of active cases in the country which was around 1.50 lakh in the initial week of February has also increased to over 1.73 lakh, as per the health ministry's data. The Centre had on Wednesday said six states are contributing most to the active coronavirus cases in the country. Maharashtra, Kerala, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Karnataka have been witnessing a continued surge in Coronavirus cases.

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