24 Educational Institutions in Islamabad to Remain Closed From Tomorrow

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Twenty-four specified educational institutions in Islamabad will remain closed from tomorrow, while all other schools and colleges will continue operating.

Islamabad authorities have decided to keep 24 specified educational institutions closed from tomorrow, while all other educational institutions in the capital will remain open.

The institutions included in the closure list are located in several areas of Islamabad, including G-6, F-6, F-7 and G-7. The decision covers multiple schools in these sectors.

Educational institutions in Tarnol, Sanjani, Sihala, Nara and Rawal Dam areas have also been included in the closure list and will remain closed from tomorrow.

According to the information available, police personnel have been provided accommodation in the 24 educational institutions included in the holiday list. The closure applies specifically to these institutions, while educational activities at institutions outside the list will continue as usual.

The decision means parents and students enrolled in the specified institutions will not attend classes from tomorrow. However, the closure does not apply to all educational institutions across Islamabad.

Authorities have clarified that the remaining schools and other educational institutions will remain open. Students and parents are therefore advised to check whether their institution is included in the notified list before making arrangements for tomorrow.

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