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| Amid Corona Tsunami Govt yet to decide on operating with 50% staff | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 16: Amidst the third wave of COVID and its Omicron variant raising the risk of infections, different sections of the society are repeatedly urging the government to operate with 50 percent staff on a roaster basis to break the chain.
But authorities on the other hand appear to be adamant to decide in this regard despite Corona Tsunami in the Jammu district.
During their meeting with Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Dr. Raghav Langer to formulate a strategy to check the spread of the virus urged traders’ federations of the Jammu division raised this issue.
Traders’ federation asked the Divisional Commissioner that the government offices should also operate with 50 percent capacity to break the chain of transmission.
Earlier Lecturer Forum has also urged Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha to grant the option to work from Home in respect of the whole teaching community including 10+2 lecturers.
On Saturday 22 staff members and students of Mubarak Mandi Higher Secondary School in the heart of Jammu city were tested Corona positive.
Teachers have demanded that fifty percent attendance roster for all other government employees of UT of Jammu and Kashmir in view of rapid surge into Corona positive cases and to break the chain and control the further spread of Coronavirus.
“There is no reason to call teachers to educational institutions when schools are already closed for off-line classes for students”, Deepak Sharma, president of All J&K Plus Two Lecturers’ Forum said.
Forum has said that if online classes can be attended by students from their homes, the same can be imparted by teachers online from their respective homes. |
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