Sindh’s Education Department has extended the school timings, allowing students to attend classes from 9 am onwards until February 4. The decision aims to safeguard students from the harsh winter conditions. The revised schedule will apply to both government and private schools across the province.
Pakistan’s Education Minister, Syed Sardar Ali Shah, has revised the school timings and daily routines in light of the cold wave. Initially, the schools were scheduled to open at 9 am, while the closing time remained unchanged. However, considering the continued cold spell, the provincial government has made necessary adjustments.
The Education Department’s announcement comes as a relief to students, parents, and teachers. The revised timetable is expected to provide a more comfortable learning environment, despite the challenging weather conditions.
The development coincides with the ongoing cold wave that has gripped various parts of the country. The cold spell has forced schools to adapt to changing circumstances, ensuring the well-being and safety of students.
This latest decision highlights the government’s commitment to prioritizing education and student welfare during times of crisis. As the cold wave persists, the provincial government will continue to monitor the situation and make necessary adjustments to ensure a smooth learning experience for students.
In related news, the Punjab government has arrested eight individuals and seized 57 illegally kept tigers in a single day. The operation was conducted by the Department of Wildlife Punjab, demonstrating the government’s determination to tackle wildlife conservation issues.
Meanwhile, Sindh’s provincial assembly has announced that it will not convene until a judicial commission is formed to investigate the tragic incident at Karachi’s Gul Plaza. The opposition has called for a strike on February 8, which will be observed as a “Black Day.”
In other developments, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has filed a case against a party member for allegedly making inflammatory speeches against the state and the constitution. The party’s leader, Salman Akram Raja, has criticized the government for allegedly misleading the public about the country’s economic progress.
In a separate incident, a minor was abducted and killed in Karachi, leading to a case being registered against a suspect. The police have reportedly rejected the suspect’s bail application.
In international news, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has expressed its commitment to not using its territory for any attacks on Iran. The statement comes amidst escalating tensions between the two countries.
In cricket news, the Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has stated that the decision on Pakistan’s participation in the T20 World Cup will be made by either Friday or Saturday.
