Teachers may get COVID-19 in reopened schools

This 25 May 2020 video from the USA says about itself:

California governor Newsom has so starved the California-Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that is it doing no physical inspections of factories, hospitals and workplaces to see if workers are protected from Covid-19.

Former California-OSHA Medical Director Dr. Larry Rose talks about the collapse of Cal-OSHA and his visits to the former NUMMI plant, now Tesla run by billionaire Elon Musk. Cal-OSHA refuses to have any inspections of the Tesla plant and is leaving it up to the Fremont police to protect the health and safety of workers. There are less than 200 Cal-OSHA inspectors and only one doctor and one nurse for California’s 18 million workers.

This interview was done on 5/22/20.

Translated from Dutch NOS radio today:

Almost 70 percent of primary school teachers and teaching assistants have doubts about the government’s decision to allow all children to go back to school from 8 June on. The one-and-a-half meter distancing measure cannot be properly maintained in crowded classrooms, say participants in an inquiry by trade union AOb.

Also, the extra cleaning that is needed is not yet properly arranged. In addition, in full classes you also get more parents at schools, which increases the risk of infection. Half of the 8000 participants are concerned that little is known about infection by young children.

See also here.