Poland extends school lockdown until May 24


  • World
  • Friday, 24 Apr 2020

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's government is to extend the closure of schools, and pre-schools by a month, until May 24, Education Minister Dariusz Piatkowski said on Friday.

Piatkowski also told a news conference that he was considering whether it would be possible to allow some educational establishments to offer day care for children, but gave no further details.

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