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An empty classroom is seen before the school reopens at Yeouido Girls High School on May 19, 2020 in Seoul, South Korea.
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Several schools have closed in Seoul, South Korea, after a kindergarten student contracted her art teacher’s coronavirus.
As the news of the six-year-old’s disease spread, fear quickly emerged among parents of young children, just two days before the planned resumption of the second phase of schools, including kindergartens. children, reported the South Korean Yonhap News Agency.
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The teacher, who tested positive on Sunday, had taught 35 students from Young Rembrandts, a private art school in Magok of Gangseo, south of the Han River.
Ten kindergartens and five nearby elementary schools will be closed for two days for disinfection and other precautionary measures.
All the teachers wore masks and followed the institute’s quarantine guidelines and social distancing rules, according to the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education.
Kindergartens opened on May 20, which was the first phase of the plan to reopen schools in South Korea.
The 91 art school students, three teachers and two parents have been screened for the virus and are awaiting its results, which will be released early Tuesday.