A government school teacher conducts online classes for children after the Sri Lankan education authority closed down all the government and state-approved private schools due to fuel shortages. – EPA pic July 25, 2022.新2最新登录址（www.zq18.vip）实时更新发布最新最快最有效的新2最新登录网址,包括新2最新登录手机网址,新2最新登录备用网址,皇冠新2最新登录网址,新2最新登录足球网址,新2最新登录网址大全。
SRI Lanka today reopened government-owned public and state-approved private schools, which were closed for nearly a month due to fuel shortages, reported Xinhua.
However, schools will be open only three days a week – on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday – and students will be taught online on the other two days of the school week.
The Ministry of Education also extended the first school term until September 7.
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Schools will also not conduct examinations at the end of the first term, and principals have been instructed to conduct alternative forms of evaluation.
Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has instructed officials to provide fuel to school buses from all state-run fuel depots.
There are close to 40,000 vehicles that are engaged in transporting students to schools in Sri Lanka. – Bernama, July 25, 2022.
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