Coronavirus: Schools to be advised not to close over suspected cases Schools do not need to close or send staff and pupils home if there is a suspected case of coronavirus, new guidance is to recommend.
Public Health England will say no restrictions or special control measures are needed while tests are carried out on a suspected case.
If a case is confirmed, health protection teams will speak to the head teacher and action will be taken.
PHE is expected to issue the new guidance later. BBC News
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Public Health England will say no restrictions or special control measures are needed while tests are carried out on a suspected case.
If a case is confirmed, health protection teams will speak to the head teacher and action will be taken.
PHE is expected to issue the new guidance later. BBC News
See also:
- NHS England and NHS Improvement Coronavirus Update NHS England
- Coronavirus: How do you self-isolate successfully? BBC News
- Coronavirus: Eight of nine UK patients receiving treatment discharged BBC News
- Coronavirus: A Cameroon student on how he recovered BBC News
- Hand dryers won't kill the coronavirus: World Health Organization debunk 10 of the biggest myths The Daily Mail
- Coronavirus latest news: Cases hit 70,000 while Britons may be stuck in quarantine in Japan The Daily Telegraph
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