Health Ministry back plan to open schools without capsules
Adir Yanko |
Published: 04.12.21 , 20:08
The Health Ministry Monday said that it will present to the Cabinet a new outline that will allow Israel s schools to open in full, without capsules.
The new plan will provide a wide range of testing and monitoring across the education system in order to detect outbreaks before they happen or at their beginnings.
When a student tests positive, the entire class and teaching staff will be tested for coronavirus before returning to their classrooms - in addition to obligatory isolation.
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“I ve been told, there are several bidders,” Martínez said.
Paraguay s Health Ministry Monday announced it would launch an international public tender in search of sourcing from foreign suppliers of medicines and equipment for the fight against Sars-CoV-2.
Deputy Minister of Comprehensive Health Care and Social Welfare Hernán Martínez explained in a broadcast interview that tender will be released in the coming days. The goal is to buy drugs from international laboratories and even from Europe.
“We are already looking out for the possibility of obtaining the medicines, even outside the continent. That is why this international tender will be launched and, luckily, according to what I ve been told, there are several bidders,” he said.
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