Due to the expectation of restriction, especially cases and variants exceeding 66 thousand, a roadmap for new measures is also on the agenda.
He began to seek answers to the questions “Will the bans come back or will the curfews begin?”.
According to the allegations; There is talk of re-implementing the 50 percent capacity rule in restaurants, cafes, cinemas and theaters.
Will the Curfew Return? Cases and Variants Exploded
Precautions on focus;
- Intensification of inspections in shopping malls, theatres, concerts, restaurants and cafes,
- entering certain areas with a vaccination card or PCR test.
- There is a reduction of the usage capacity of closed areas to 50 percent, depending on the situation.
SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES
The most important decisions will be made in schools and universities. The number of cases in schools will be followed.
In order to stop the contagion if the cases increase, it is focused on extending the two-week break at the end of January by one week.
Even though many students in universities are sick due to the finals. It is stated that he has not been tested and the infection has increased a lot.. It is thought that this chain can be broken with the break to be given after the finals.
Meanwhile, Decisions Taken by Some Universities
Some universities that have decided to study online are as follows:
Istanbul Teknik University:
ITU Rector Prof.. Dr.. İsmail Koyuncu, in his post on his social media account, said: “Within the scope of the measures we have taken, it has been decided that all face-to-face classes will be conducted with the hybrid method until the end of the 2021-2022 Fall semester.
Our instructors will teach the lesson in class and students who can come to the class will listen to the lesson face to face, students who cannot come to the class will watch the lesson simultaneously on Zoom broadcast.. The study areas in the Central Classroom Building will be diluted and warnings will be increased by security regarding the use of masks in the building.. Mid-term and final exams will be held face to face.”
Bosphorus University:
It has been announced that the courses will be held online until January 4, 2022.
Isik University:
The university shared the following on its social media account: “There was a need to take additional measures due to the increasing COVID-19 cases across the country.. The university senate has decided to study online from December 29, 2021 to January 9, 2022. Faculties and directorates will also take decisions regarding the physical or online teaching of applied courses, and announce the decisions without delay”
Koç University:
It has decided that all courses except applied courses in faculties of medicine and law will be held online until January 7, 2022. Final exams will also be held online.