The Balochistan government has extended the closure of educational institutions across the province until March 31. The move aims to safeguard students and teachers amid the prevailing situation.
According to the Balochistan Education Department, all educational institutions will remain closed till March 31. The decision applies across the province and reflects broader measures being taken at the national level.
Officials stated that the extension has been made to ensure the safety of students and teachers.
The provincial government said it is closely monitoring the situation. Future decisions regarding reopening or further extensions will be taken based on how the situation evolves.
Parents urged to support learning at home
Authorities have appealed to parents to play an active role in maintaining their children’s education during the holidays. They encouraged families to ensure that academic activities continue at home so that the learning process is not disrupted.
The government emphasized that while safety remains the top priority, efforts should also be made to minimize the impact on students’ education.
Officials said cooperation from parents will be key in maintaining continuity during this period.
Meanwhile, Punjab is preparing a series of major decisions to tackle the worsening energy crisis, with key recommendations presented to the chief minister.
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The proposed measures could significantly impact daily life, including fuel usage, education, and business operations. The Energy Department has presented a set of important proposals to address the ongoing energy shortage in the province.
According to sources, these recommendations aim to manage fuel consumption, reduce electricity usage, and ensure fair distribution of resources.
Schools may close or shift to hybrid system
The Energy Department has recommended closing educational institutions until April 15. At the same time, a hybrid education system is under consideration, allowing a mix of in-person and online learning to reduce energy usage.
Strict guidelines for work-from-home arrangements in private institutions have also been proposed. Additionally, authorities are considering a complete ban on unnecessary events to minimize energy consumption.
