Lucknow: Private and government schools and colleges are closed during the lockdown issued due to the deadly coronavirus infection that is spreading rapidly in Uttar Pradesh. In such a situation, Preeti Verma, a member of the State Child Rights Protection Commission, has requested private schools to waive their fees for three months.

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Verma has appealed to all the private schools in the state, saying that "At present, the whole world is going through an epidemic. People are facing problems of livelihood. In such a situation, the school management should support the people and for three months Forgive the fees. This will provide considerable relief to the common citizens. This will be a big step to protect humanity."

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The number of corona patients in the country is increasing daily. The Yogi government of the state is continuing the work of relief and rescue. Dr Vikasendu Agarwal, Joint Director of the Directorate of Infectious Diseases of the State,"46092 passengers from the countries affected by the Korana virus have been identified so far. Of these, 4434 passengers have been identified on Friday. 137 have been admitted to different hospitals."

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