School Closure in Sargodha’s Kot Momin tehsil as authorities initiate an urgent safety shutdown, prioritizing the well-being of students and teachers amid rising flood threats.
The Sargodha District Administration has ordered a precautionary shutdown of all School Closure in Sargodha in the flood-affected Kot Momin area, effective from August 27 until September 2. The decision comes as floodwaters increasingly threaten safety and disrupt local infrastructure.SAMAA TV
Deputy Commissioner (Retired Captain) Muhammad Waseem explained that the School Closure in Sargodha aims to shield students and faculty from escalating flood risks.SAMAA TV
Relief and evacuation efforts are already in motion. Authorities, supported by the Pakistan Army and Rescue 1122, are relocating residents and livestock from danger zones, especially along the banks of the Chenab River. Temporary shelters in villages like Halalpur, Hayatpur, and Madh Ranjha have been set up, offering food, medical aid, and safe accommodations to those displaced.SAMAA TV
This interruption in School Closure in Sargodha operations is part of a broader, high-alert response to heavy rains and flooding across Punjab, where similar safety measures, like in Pasrur, have been enacted to protect communities.SAMAA TV+1
Schools closed in flood-hit areas until Sept 2 in Sargodha’s Kot Momin tehsil as the district administration enforces an urgent safety shutdown to protect students and staff from rising flood threats. Authorities, with army and rescue teams, are relocating residents and providing shelters, food, and medical aid to affected families.
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The decision to keep schools closed in flood-hit areas until Sept 2 highlights the government’s urgent commitment to protecting lives amid rising flood dangers. While education is disrupted, the safety-first approach ensures that students, teachers, and families remain secure during this critical emergency. The coming days will be decisive in assessing both the resilience of communities and the effectiveness of relief operations across Punjab.
