Implementing a strict zero tolerance approach for private schools located in risky and failing structures, the Sindh government aims to safeguard students and employees across the province. Education officials directed an immediate halt to all classes inside hazardous facilities alongside a thorough evaluation of private school properties within a 15 day window.
Administrators must move pupils to secure alternative sites, while officials stated that teachers, students, and personnel are barred from remaining in unsafe facilities. Inspectors will evaluate structures and identify damaged or hazardous locations during the upcoming survey, and the department directed school associations to implement safety criteria right away.
Officials also plan to reassess the registration status of private institutions located within decrepit structures. Any institution discovered running inside a dangerous building risks legal consequences, which might include shutdown. Authorities will also track down unregistered schools and handle them according to the legal framework.
Staff members must deliver a report within 15 days outlining inspection results, facility conditions, and the total count of impacted pupils.
