Mozambique: Some Zambezia Schools Cannot Reopen

Maputo — Quelimane (Mozambique), 15 Jul (AIM) - At least 11 of the 52 complete secondary schools in the central Mozambican province of Zambezia will be unable to reopen on 27 July, according to the spokesperson for the provincial education directorate, Caunda Muticumala.

The government ordered the closure of all schools in late March, as a measure intended to restrict the spread of the Covid-19 respiratory disease. Reopening the schools will be gradual, starting with the 12th grade of secondary education on 27 July - but no school without a reliable supply of water will be allowed to reopen.

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