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By TED CORDERO, GMA News Published December 18, 2020 1:39pm The full resumption of face-to-face classes in the first half of 2021 may cause a jump in COVID-19 deaths, according to a study made by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). In its “Cost-Benefit Analysis of Face-to-Face Closure of Schools to Control COVID-19 in the Philippines,” the Manila-based multilateral lender said it finds “that fully reopening schools at all levels during January–June 2021 affects total COVID-19 deaths by about 8%.” “When the new normal is maintained, overall mortality from COVID-19 from school ...

Return of students aged below 15 will cut school shutdown losses – study enablePagination: false (FILE PHOTO) Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 17) — A partial return to face-to-face classes based on age groups could be the best compromise to reduce ₱1.93 trillion in estimated losses from school shutdowns, a study from the Asian Development Bank revealed. In an ADB brief titled Cost–Benefit Analysis of Face-to-Face Closure of Schools to Control COVID-19 in the Philippines, researchers compared the monetary and health-related losses brought about by the shift to distance learn...