School Registration Approved Despite Lack of Building Inspection

News Desk

ISLAMABAD: The registration of a school has raised serious concerns as it was approved without a prior inspection of its dilapidated building.

This alarming situation has come to light following a report from Daily Jang, highlighting the negligence in ensuring safety standards for educational institutions.

Officials from the Education Ministry confirmed that the registration process was completed despite the school’s poor condition.

“We are committed to ensuring that all schools meet safety regulations, but this case slipped through the cracks,” stated a ministry spokesperson.

The lack of oversight has sparked outrage among parents and education advocates, who argue that the safety of children should be the top priority.

This incident underscores a broader issue within Pakistan’s education system, where many schools operate without adequate infrastructure or safety measures.

The implications are dire, as parents are increasingly concerned about sending their children to institutions that may not provide a safe learning environment.

In response to this situation, the Education Ministry has announced plans to conduct a comprehensive review of all registered schools across the country.

Investigations are expected to begin next week, aiming to rectify the oversight and ensure that all educational facilities comply with safety standards.