After a year, Iraq students back in school as pandemic slows

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After a year, Iraq students back in school as pandemic slows
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As students return to classrooms in Iraq for the first time in a year, overcrowding poses a problem. At one school in Baghdad, some students were told to go home because there was not enough space to maintain social distancing.

A mist of disinfectant was sprayed as each child passed through. On the other end, deputy school principal Hind Ibraheem waited, handing out squirts of hand sanitizer to each student.

With schools closed over 75% of the time since February 2020 and opportunities for remote learning limited and unequal, the World Bank warned in a report last month that “students in Iraq are facing more than a ‘lost year’ of learning.” Iraq has registered just over 2 million infections and 23,170 deaths so far during the pandemic. Lately, the numbers of new infections have slowed down, with an average of 1,000 to 1,500 a day — down from a record average of over 12,000 in July.

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