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New Covid-19 cases, but more recoveries at north school

“With the third wave of Covid-infections at our doorstep, we are monitoring the situation daily.”

After announcing Covid-19 positive cases last week, Hoërskool Montana said some of its learners have recovered and would be able to return to school shortly.

The school has asked for parents’ assistance in being aware of any virus symptoms and getting their children tested should they suspect they might have Covid-19.

Spokesperson for the school, Reinette Deetlefs, said there were new cases confirmed after the initial announcement.

Last week, a message from the principal on the school’s Facebook page read:

“We are very concerned about the increase in learners testing positive for Covid-19, which also means that friends with whom they have been in close contact have to quarantine.

“Concern lies in the completion of the academic programme and the risk that schools may be closed. Let’s all work together to avoid these disastrous consequences.”

Deetlefs said the situation was under control and that strict safety measures and protocols were being followed to curb the spread of the virus.

“With the third wave of Covid-infections at our doorstep, we are monitoring the situation daily.”

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