DGHS approves to resume tution classes from Jan. 25

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The Director General of Health Services has granted approval to resume tution classes and issued instructions to be followed.

Accordingly, tuition classes are permitted to function in all provinces except in the Western Province from January 25.

The senior health official said as per the request, initially tuition classes can only be conducted for GCE Ordinary Level and Advanced Level students.

Also, the maximum number of students in a class should be limited from 50 - 100% of the seats available per session.

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