On 29 November 2020, Iraqi pupils wearing protective masks walk to school on the first day of the new academic year in the northern city of Mosul, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Iraq's schools began a new academic year, after weeks of delay due to the coronavirus pandemic. Children will attend class in person once a week on rotating shifts, and will take online (distant learning) courses the rest of the week.
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කොවිඩ් 19 වෛරසය ආසාදිත ළමුන් 1000 කට වැඩි සංඛ්යාවක් මෙරට සිටින බවත් ඒ අයගෙන් 05දෙනෙක් මේ වන විට ජීවිතක්ෂයට පත්ව ඇති බවත් වෛද්ය දීපාල් පෙරේරා මහතා සදහන් කළේය.
