Will Students Go to School from September 1? - Pashinyan
Decisions are not made by the government, but by all of us together. This was stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during a press briefing following a meeting of the commandant's office, in response to the question of whether students will attend schools from September 1.
Pashinyan said that several models and scenarios are currently being developed. "The pace of lifting all restrictions depends on the numbers we receive every day, that is, the pace of the spread of the infection. And the pace of infection spread depends on each of our levels and qualities of complying with anti-epidemic regulations. Therefore, it should be noted that decisions are not made by the government, but by all of us together," said the Prime Minister, calling on everyone to adhere to anti-epidemic rules, to wear masks, sanitize hands, and maintain social distance.
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