KARACHI: The Sindh government’s spokesman, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, in his personal capacity as a concerned father, has appealed to the federal and the Sindh governments to review their decision to reopen the schools especially their primary sections.
In a tweet, Barrister Wahab said on Saturday that being a concerned father he thought that the situation was still uncertain while school-going children belonging to the junior classes were not in a position to observe the SOPs on their own.
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Peshawar City Senior Vice President Malik Aslam and General Secretary Taqdeer Ali resigned from their posts
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