Even though Dr. Akbar Nasir Khan, the Inspector General of Police of Islamabad, has assured everyone that the security situation is under control, several educational institutions in the federal capital have chosen to stay closed today.
Yesterday, IGP Dr. Akbar Nasir Khan, the capital police’s social media handler, warned school administrators in a video message against changing college and school timetables. According to the IGP, everything is currently under control in terms of security in the federal capital.
Most of the institutes decided to close and switch to online learning in spite of the recommendations. An International Islamic University representative has stated that the university will be closed from January 23 to January 26.
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Three of Islamabad’s most prestigious universities, Bahria, Air University, and National Defense University, had previously declared their permanent closures.
Quaid-e-Azam University, on the other hand, made the decision to reopen on Wednesday and to postpone the exams that were initially scheduled for Monday and Tuesday until Saturday.
Private schools should bolster their security protocols, according to advice from the Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Authority (PEIRA). It also made it clear that educational institutions in the federal capital will continue to operate.
The Federal Directorate of Education also released a statement along these lines. However, the Islamabad Deputy Commissioner explained that the widely circulated notice about the closure of commercial banks, markets, and educational institutions is false.
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