Schools to Reopen in Lahore and Multan

After a significant improvement in air quality, schools and colleges in Lahore and Multan have reopened. Earlier, institutions across various cities in Punjab were shut due to hazardous smog levels. The poor air quality index AQI led to widespread health concerns, including respiratory illnesses. With the reduction in smog, the government has decided to resume academic activities, much to the relief of students, parents, and teachers. The students, teachers and parents can get latest updates of Improved Air Quality Allows Schools to Reopen in Lahore and Multan

New School Timings Introduced

Authorities have revised school timings for better safety and convenience. Classes will now begin at or after 8:45 a.m., giving families ample time to adjust to the new schedule.

Compulsory Use of Masks in Schools

To protect against any lingering effects of air pollution, students and staff are required to wear masks throughout the school day. This precaution aims to safeguard everyone’s health during the transitional period.

Suspension of Outdoor Activities

As a preventive measure, all outdoor sports and co-curricular activities have been temporarily halted. This step is intended to minimize exposure to residual smog and ensure the well-being of the students.

Staggered Dismissals to Ease Traffic

To reduce traffic congestion during school hours, authorities have implemented staggered dismissal schedules. This system helps streamline traffic flow and ensures safe pick-up arrangements for students.