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What parents should need to prepare for children back to school?

Dr. Pham Thi Thuy Trang Head of Pediatrics

2/23/2022 1:55:11 PM

Currently, Ho Chi Minh City and many other provinces simultaneously allow students getting back to school after studying online for a long time due to the Covid-19 epidemic.

Implementing epidemic prevention regulations seems easy for secondary and high school. But for primary school, especially first graders and preschool children, there are a hard work.

Moreover, although all schools have preparation for F0 at school, many parents still concerned about the safety for their children. Thus, they procrastinate to send children back to school.

Lest listen to Specialist 1 Pediatrician Pham Thi Thuy Trang (Head of Pediatrics Department of CarePlus International Clinic) about to know What parents need for children back to school.

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