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A week after the first bell rang, two schools closed because of teachers with COVID-19. One is in Sofia and the other in Varna.
The decision for the "Vasil Levski" school in the seaside town was made after two teachers were diagnosed with coronavirus. The school is closed for disinfection, and classes will be held online. At this stage, no cases of infected students have been identified. Classes are expected to resume on Wednesday.
There are three teachers from 107 primary schools in Sofia with coronavirus, and the school is now closed for disinfection. "All three colleagues are feeling well at the moment," Danko Kalapish, director of 107 Khan Krum Primary School, was quoted as saying by BGNES.
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