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Museveni Orders Closure of Schools over Coronavirus

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Museveni said that the directive will help the country tame the spread of Coronavirus that is currently ravaging the world. Cases of the virus have in the past days been confirmed in Uganda’s neighbours including Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania. All these countries are in the East African region.

President Yoweri Museveni has ordered for the temporary closure of schools.

He said that this is to help the country tame the spread of Coronavirus that is currently ravaging the world. Cases of the virus have in the past days been confirmed in Uganda’s neighbours including Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania. All these countries are in the East African region.

Museveni said that all primary and secondary schools, university and other institutions of learning would be closed starting Friday, March 20, 2020 for one month.

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He further directed that all religious gatherings in Churches, Mosques be suspended for a month with immediate effect.

“Yes, we have been praying together, it has got its advantages but if it has got a danger, then surely logically, we cannot insist. The religious leaders can use Television Stations, Radio Stations to continue preaching,” he said.

Museveni said that Ugandans can continue praying within their residences.

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Story by Olive Nakatudde

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