Punjab Sets October Deadline to Complete Rawalpindi School Upgrades
Development work to provide missing facilities in administration schools throughout Rawalpindi district will be completed by the end of October, according to a senior official of the District Education Authority.
Development work to provide missing facilities in administration schools throughout Rawalpindi district will be completed by the end of October, according to a senior official of the District Education Authority.
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- Rawalpindi district has more than 1, 178 administration schools, 4, 733 private schools and 17 special education centers.
- District Education Authority Chief Executive Officer Yaseen Khan Baloch remarked most development schemes had almost reached completion and authorities would start new work next year.
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- 39.95 million for drinking water facilities at 47 schools, Rs.
Meanwhile, the Punjab administration allocated Rs. 938.9 million for these projects but has so far published Rs. 424.8 million. The allocated funds cover a number of development needs. Notably, the administration earmarked Rs. 76.7 million for 89 classrooms at 54 schools and Rs. 437.4 million for extra classrooms at 201 schools. CDA Intends Major Upgrade of Jinnah Convention Centre.
For context, the plan additionally includes Rs. 39.95 million for drinking water facilities at 47 schools, Rs. 116.2 million for solarization at 126 schools and Rs. 78.11 million for furniture at 242 schools. Another Rs. While Rs, 142.742 million will fund boundary walls at 164 schools. 47.75 million will cover toilet construction at 99 schools.
Rawalpindi district has more than 1, 178 administration schools, 4, 733 private schools and 17 special education centers. The official remarked the Strategic Management Unit at the School Education Department now handles development work under the provincial government's new system. Punjab to Hire 40, 000 Doctors and Allied Health Professionals.
District Education Authority Chief Executive Officer Yaseen Khan Baloch remarked most development schemes had almost reached completion and authorities would start new work next year. He additionally stated school enrollment had rose and the administration had resolved missing-facility problems at most public schools. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
Taken together, the developments around punjab Sets October Deadline to Complete Rawalpindi School Upgrades point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.




