Twenty-five schools have been sealed in Swat for reopening without the approval of the government, Deputy Commissioner Saqib Raza Salman confirmed on Saturday.
The schools reopened over the announcement of the All Pakistan Private School Association. On July 20, the association announced that it would reopen private schools across the country from August 15.
Cases have also been registered against the management of the schools and their principals for violating the government’s coronavirus SOPs.
It is being reported that very few students came to school on Saturday morning.
Syed Tariq Shah, the chairperson of the private schools association, said that the government has been unfair towards the schools. He said that the association will stage protests if the schools aren’t unsealed and allowed to reopen soon.
The meeting was attended by all provincial education ministers via video link. It examined the success of online education during the coronavirus lockdown in the country.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s request to reopen schools, colleges and universities in the province was rejected by Mahmood after which a consensus was reached on the opening date of September 15.
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