Hundreds of rapid response teams support schools on first day back to school
(Baonghean.vn) - Hundreds of rapid response teams and groups from Youth Union bases of 21 districts, cities and towns in the province were present at schools in time to support students in properly implementing epidemic prevention regulations, as well as checking their health before entering class.
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| From early morning, the Youth Union members and youth in the Rapid Response Teams from 21 districts, cities and towns of the province closely coordinated with schools to guide students in implementing safety measures before entering class. |
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| In Nghi Loc district, nearly 300 members of the Rapid Response Team were present at 34 schools in the area to distribute more than 2,400 free masks and help students wash their hands thoroughly to ensure safety in epidemic prevention. |
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| Inside the schoolyard, each child's temperature was taken. |
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| For Vinh city, the Rapid Response Teams went into each classroom to distribute leaflets, documents and directly instruct students on the necessary regulations of the Ministry of Health when returning to school. |
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| In mountainous districts, the first school day after the long break due to the Covid-19 pandemic became more exciting with the participation of union members and young people. Notably, Anh Son district established 21 Rapid Response Teams to support 21 schools in distributing masks and standard hand sanitizers. |
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| In Tan Ky district, some schools have installed disinfection chambers for students. With the support of 158 members and youth from 18 Rapid Response Teams, local schools have successfully completed epidemic prevention work on the first school day after the holiday. |
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| According to Ms. Nguyen Thi Quynh - Head of the Propaganda Department of Nghe An Provincial Youth Union, on average, each district, city and town in the province has established 7-10 Rapid Response Teams to support schools in the first day of school after the break due to the Covid-19 epidemic. Not only supporting students in measuring body temperature and washing hands with sanitizer, this force also distributed thousands of free masks, medical leaflets and provided antibacterial soap at public hand washing stations in schools to practically contribute to raising students' awareness in disease prevention and control. |
