COVID-19 in Dubai: A cheat sheet for parents of school-going kids
What happens when a coronavirus case is detected in school?
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COVID-19 in Dubai schools. This is a cheat sheet based on rules by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority.
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If your child is exhibiting any of the following symptoms, it could mean they have COVID-19.
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Common covid symptoms
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Not so common COVID symptoms
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Less common COVID symptoms
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Protocols if a child begins to show symptoms in school
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A PCR test will be conducted. The patient should not return to school until the PCR result is obtained.
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Infection protocols
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Back to school after a PCR test
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In case the child tests positive for COVID-19
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DHA certificate needed
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Contacts once traced, including teachers and classmates, should commence 14-day quarantine, counted from the day of the positive test or from the day of onset of symptoms.
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Who is a close contact?
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Who is a close contact?
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What you can expect from the school
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The school should abide by the contact tracing procedures, by providing DHA with all records needed to trace potential contacts of the confirmed COVID-19 cases.
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travel declaration forms
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Stay home policy
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