COVID-19: KNUST Administration tours schools, halls of residence

Management of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), led by Professor Rita Akosua Dickson, the Vice Chancellor, has toured schools and halls of residence of the College to ascertain compliance to COVID-19 basic safety protocols by students and personnel.

A assertion from the University, claimed the tour was aimed at checking compliance to COVID-19 protocols outlined by the University and to notice how to start with 12 months learners had been changing to life on campus.

It said the College commenced welcoming fresh males and women to to start with year from 9th of January, pursuing the reopening of faculties following nine months shutdown thanks to COVID-19.

The assertion stated so much, more than 20,000 learners who have been generally graduates from the very first batch of government’s Totally free SHS programme experienced reported and ended up undergoing registration formalities.

It explained continuing college students have been predicted to report on the 16th of January, to start the 2021/2022 Tutorial calendar year, which started this thirty day period.

The release claimed the College experienced procured all logistics important for the prevention of the novel coronavirus on campus.

It explained hand washing stations experienced been positioned at vantage factors for the use of all and that temperatures of learners had been also taken consistently.

The assertion said all colleges and halls of residences had been charged by the KNUST COVID-19 Administration Staff to supply specified holding rooms where students with suspected conditions would be held right before the KNUST healthcare team was invited to attend to them.

Prof. Dickson expressed pleasure with how students had been conforming to the COVID-19 protection protocols.

She congratulated them on their admission and inspired the fresh new gentlemen/women to contribute to uplifting the impression and visibility of the College by finding out tough.