Over 61K vaccinated in health, education ministries drive
Published: 03:06 PM,Jun 06,2021 | EDITED : 07:06 PM,Jun 06,2021
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Muscat: As many as 61,553 have been vaccinated so far within the current drive being undertaken by the Ministries of Health and Education for immunization against coronavirus (Covid-19).
The proportion of the General Education Diploma (GED) students and the faculty supervising the GED exams in all governorates vaccinated so far stands at 81%.
Muscat Governorate had the largest number of vaccinated (16,935 or 99% of the target segment), followed by North Al Batinah Governorate (11,397 or 82% of the target segment) and Al Dakhiliyah Governorate (9,360 or 89% of the target segment).
The Ministry of Education has pointed out that the vaccination of students is optional for all segments and that parents have been notified accordingly. All students will be allowed to sit for the exams, irrespective of whether or not they took the vaccine, affirmed the Ministry. Yet, it advised all to get the vaccine to safeguard their health.
All countries plan to make Covid-19 vaccination a prerequisite to travelers’ entry to their lands, observed the Ministry, noting that students who obtain scholarships may require the vaccination to pursue their studies abroad. --ONA
The proportion of the General Education Diploma (GED) students and the faculty supervising the GED exams in all governorates vaccinated so far stands at 81%.
Muscat Governorate had the largest number of vaccinated (16,935 or 99% of the target segment), followed by North Al Batinah Governorate (11,397 or 82% of the target segment) and Al Dakhiliyah Governorate (9,360 or 89% of the target segment).
The Ministry of Education has pointed out that the vaccination of students is optional for all segments and that parents have been notified accordingly. All students will be allowed to sit for the exams, irrespective of whether or not they took the vaccine, affirmed the Ministry. Yet, it advised all to get the vaccine to safeguard their health.
All countries plan to make Covid-19 vaccination a prerequisite to travelers’ entry to their lands, observed the Ministry, noting that students who obtain scholarships may require the vaccination to pursue their studies abroad. --ONA