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Unvaccinated education workers will not be let into educational institutions
Baku/09.09.21/Turan: Unvaccinated education workers will not be let into educational institutions, according to the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry stressed that more than 80% of education workers had been vaccinated against COVID-19. In the period remaining before the start of the school year, other employees should also be vaccinated.
It has to be kept in mind that teachers who are contraindicated in vaccination must submit a "certificate of contraindication".
Note that studies at primary schools will begin on September 22, at high schools, colleges and universities – on September 29.—16D-
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- 9 September 2021 12:00
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