The Chandigarh administration has relaxed some lockdown restrictions on public mobility and a meeting as the Covid-19 crisis has stabilized.

The UT is preparing to open colleges in August as part of the progressive unlocking process, but safeguards are in place.

The first dose of vaccination is necessary before classes can resume

According to the report, officials are working to ensure that all students and college employees (both teaching and non-teaching) have received at least their first dosage of the vaccination before classes resume.

In the next three weeks, the goal is to concentrate on the vaccination drive among these populations. However, online sessions will continue for people who cannot get injected on time or who are unwilling to attend physical classes.

To achieve optimum coverage among students and professors, authorities must launch a special campaign on Monday with the slogan “Students, before joining your institution, vaccinate yourself?”

College will now have to start from August 11, 2021

According to the Chandigarh Administration, the college will now have to start from August 11, 2021. Colleges will open after one year. All colleges and schools were closed due to Covid-19, but the Higher Education Department of Chandigarh has again announced that the college will open on August 11. Because of the shortage in Covid-19 cases, many colleges have been decided that they will open their campus from August 16.

Many students are delighted with the opening of the college, but this happiness is not visible in all the students. It’s not like the class has been entirely left offline. Online classes will be started if required.

After a year, the opening of the college is nothing less than a joy for the students; students in all the colleges are going to the college with great enthusiasm. So it is happening that now life is back on track.

Many students express their happiness with the opening of their college.

The department will organize three immunization programs at Punjab Engineering College in Sector 12, Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology in Sector 26, at Post Graduate Government College in Sector 46There is no need to make an appointment to obtain a jab. All students above the age of 18 are welcome to come in for the vaccine. They can also get vaccinated at a government vaccination center near them, according to an official.

Covid-19 situation

According to a health bulletin, Chandigarh reported eight new Covid-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the total number of active cases to 100.

The current positive rate is 0.55 percent. In addition, there have been no new fatalities in the previous 24 hours. As a result, the overall number of deaths now stands at 809.

In addition, at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccination has been given to 7,09,180 people over 18 in the UT.

Conclusion: Since March of last year, when Covid-19 broke out across the country, schools and colleges in UT have generally remained closed. While several colleges reopened in November 2020, they were met with a lackluster response from students.

Note: The UT administration has requested vaccination data from the university’s education and health departments.