The Madhya Pradesh government on Saturday ordered the opening of schools and hostels across the state with full capacity with immediate effect, in view of the decline in COVID-19 cases, an official said.
The school education department's order was issued in compliance of the directives issued by the state home department, the official said.
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All schools, residential schools and hostels will be started for Classes 1 to 12 with full attendance with immediate effect, he said.
As per the order, COVID-19 appropriate behaviour such as wearing of masks and social distancing should be ensured during classes.
Earlier on Friday, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had announced the lifting of all COVID-19 curbs, barring the night curfew, considering the drop in infections.
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"Keeping in view the continuous decline in the positivity rate and active cases of COVID-19, all curbs have been eased. All social, commercial, cultural, political, religious, entertainment, sports activities and fairs in the state will be held with full capacity," Chouhan said in a tweet.
Madhya Pradesh had on Friday reported 2,612 new COVID-19 cases and three casualties that raised the tally of infections to 10,21,361 and toll to 10,682.
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