Govt has suspended registrations of five schools in Karachi for not following orders and remained open despite the government’s orders to close educational institutes amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Directorate of Inspection and Registration of Private Institutions Sindh (Dirpis) Registrar Rafia Javed informed on Friday.
Rafia Javed told that the action was taken against the complaints, while they not only suspended schools’ registrations but also have written a letter to the education secretary demanding action against them.
As being reported, registrations of seven schools have been suspended for going against the directives of the government.
Earlier, the Sindh government has announced that all educational institutions will remain closed till May 30 and has canceled the examination for classes 9 and 10.
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah made the decision about the closure of the province’s schools, colleges and universities in consultation with the other members of the task force, especially the doctors.
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