Damaged schools
By Our Correspondent
December 27, 2024
I am writing to draw your attention to the poor state of education in Sindh, particularly in flood-affected areas. The floods of 2022 and subsequent heavy rains have severely damaged school buildings in several areas of the province, depriving many children of their basic right to education.
Moreover, many roads and fields in the rural areas of the province are still submerged, making it difficult for students and teachers to reach school on time. The provincial authorities must take immediate action by repairing the damaged school buildings, draining all flooded areas, and restoring basic facilities, ensuring that students can continue their education without further suffering.
Rizwan Ahmed Pato
Khairpur
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