COVID-19:See The Special arrangement Of Classrooms In China.Can Other Countries Emulate This Example?

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As the corona virus pandemic continue to spread all over the world, countries have started to proffer solutions on how to curb the deadly disease in their countries.
With more than hundred thousand lives lost all over the world due to this pandemic, no one wants to lose anymore live. Hence measures are put in place to fight this novel pandemic.
In this perspective, the measures put in place in schools in China to ensure their pulpils and students go back to school after a long lockdown are quite understandable.
     
Hands Sanitizing at school's Entrance

In Nigeria, schools are currently shutdown due to spread of the virus among students.
Below are some of the photos of the new classroom arrangement in schools in China.
         
1.  Special individual desks are constructed to enable social distancing in the classroom and to avoid body contact among the students.
          

2. Special face shield for students.
       
3.  Social distancing is properly maintained in the classroom.

Don't you think other countries  should emulate this China Example so as to save school from current deadlock?

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