Embassy supports 6,500 students in Russia amidst COVID-19 outbreak
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First Secretary Ly Tien Hung of the education section under the Vietnamese Embassy in Russia (Photo: VNA)
According to Hung, about 6,500 Vietnamese students are studying at more than 150 universities across more than 40 Russian cities and provinces.
Apart from sending relevant notices of the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training to concerned agencies, the embassy has monitored the situation of Vietnamese students in Russia, Hung told the Vietnam News Agency in a recent interview.
Authorities, localities, relevant ministries and universities of Russia have also promptly rolled out precautionary measures while providing assistance for foreign students, including those from Vietnam, he said.
On March 16, the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education ordered all higher education institutions to launch online training, he said, adding that online lessons are also available for general education.
In case of the situation worsens, Vietnamese students should not travel in order to stem the spread of the epidemic, Hung warned.
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Russia rose to 93 on March 16, but no deaths have yet been reported.
Russia said it would cancel all sporting events from Monday, while Sports Minister Oleg Matytsin ordered all educational and scientific institutions under his department's jurisdiction to strengthen sanitary and preventative measures against the spread of coronavirus.
In Moscow, Sobyanin said that all state schools, sports schools and further education institutions in the city would be closed from Mar 21 until Apr 12./.
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