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NGOs call to expedite students’ vaccination to resume in-person class

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February 9, 2022
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A complete of 21 nationwide and worldwide non-government organisations (NGOs) have known as on the federal government to expedite the vaccination course of of scholars aged 12-17 and reopen faculties for in-person lessons as quickly as attainable. 

In a joint assertion issued Wednesday (9 February), the event organisations expressed concern citing that discontinuation of the tutorial actions in class might push the scholars into an unsure future.

“As our combat in opposition to coronavirus is much from getting over, ‘Secure Again to College (SB2S)’ marketing campaign strongly recommends holding the varsity based mostly instructional actions uninterrupted,” their assertion learn. 

The organisations, nevertheless, expressed satisfaction and lauded the federal government for decreasing the age bar for vaccination and inoculating youngsters of 12-17 years.

“It is rather vital to make sure that all the youngsters of the talked about age group are absolutely vaccinated in order that the youngsters can return to the classroom with elevated security. Due to this fact, we urge to implement the vaccination initiatives for all youngsters of this age group in addition to immediate initiatives to reopen the colleges and unwire studying,” the joint assertion learn. 

Marking the SB2S marketing campaign anniversary Thursday, The nationwide and worldwide growth organisations that are steering the initiative are BRAC, British Council, CAMPE, Dhaka Ahsania Mission, Educo Bangladesh, FIVDB, Friendship, Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh, Handicap Worldwide- Humanity and Inclusion, Jagorani Chakra Basis, Leonard Cheshire, Plan Worldwide Bangladesh, Room to Learn Bangladesh, Save the Kids in Bangladesh, Sesame Workshop Bangladesh, Sightsavers, Stromme Basis, Train for Bangladesh, VSO, World Imaginative and prescient Bangladesh and Younger Energy in Social Motion (YPSA).



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