With heavy rains battering various parts of Karachi, Sindh Education Minister Sardar Ali Shah has issued a critical directive to the Education Department to implement precautionary measures to safeguard students and school infrastructure.
Sardar Ali Shah has instructed Education Department officials to re-assess and monitor the conditions of schools across the province, particularly focusing on those with deteriorating buildings. The minister emphasized that any negligence in ensuring the safety of students and the continuation of the teaching process will not be tolerated.
Minister Shah has mandated that all officers conduct thorough inspections of school facilities, especially in light of the recent heavy rainfall that has impacted several areas of Karachi. He has requested a detailed report on the current situation, urging the identification of any school buildings that pose a risk due to their dilapidated state.
This directive is part of a broader effort to ensure that the education system in Sindh remains resilient in the face of extreme weather conditions. The Education Minister’s call to action reflects the urgency of protecting both students and educational staff from potential hazards during the rainy season.
