An outbreak of coronavirus among students and teachers has been recorded at the Odessa Law Academy. Another sick person is Konstantin Gromovenko, rector of Moscow State University and deputy candidate from the "Ukrainian Maritime Party". This was reported by a number of Odessa internet resources.
However, according to the media, at the instruction of Sergei Kivalov, classes at the Jurakademy were extended until October 25, despite the fact that, according to the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, the students had to be sent home on October 15.
Such a requirement for students is not only a threat to health and even life, but it can also be perceived as criminal responsibility, which is provided by legislation for violating the self-isolation regime in case of coronavirus disease.
It is obvious that all the participants in the process know about this. Only students and teachers are hostages of a situation where Kivalov is trying to use the last chance to lead his party to the city council.
The voices of students who risk being expelled and teachers who don't want to lose their jobs are one of the key points that Kivalov is betting on. And given that there is actually a week left before the elections, his team is making every effort to ensure that students and teachers come to the polling stations - regardless of any circumstances.
