With the joint efforts of the citizens and the government, the prevention and control work in various places has also achieved good results. The epidemic situation in many areas has remained stable, and Gansu has also issued a notice to resume classes. It's also good news, especially for parents. After all, children don't have to stay at home, and it is also a very energy-consuming thing for parents to take care of their children. Students study at home, except that students are more tired, parents are actually more tired. When students return to campus, parents can also relax for a day.

All students return to school in batches. Before returning to school, students should receive unified nucleic acid testing, and members who live with students also need testing. Moreover, all students must not go to high-risk areas before returning to school, and print their own nucleic acid test results in advance. If they encounter some special circumstances, they should also report to the school teacher in time. Don't hide your track.

The school will conduct closed management of students, but many parents are worried that the repeated outbreak of the epidemic will affect their children's study. After all, the school is crowded. It is easy to cause a large-scale spread of the epidemic. Many parents hope that the school can continue to take classes online, but I think parents should not worry too much and must do a good job in the prevention and control of their children. Don't go to some parties. Keep children safely isolated at home. So that we can go back to school better,

This epidemic is threatening. Many schools have closed schools and let students go home to take online classes. Therefore, we must not despise the epidemic. Usually, we should do a good job in prevention and control, wear a mask when going out, and do nucleic acid testing according to government regulations. We must not take chances, and we must put relevant defensive measures in place, which is unfavorable to our own security. Don't touch strangers at will to avoid the risk of cross infection.