SURAB | Deputy Commissioner Surab Sahibzada Najeebullah has directed private schools to ensure adequate furniture, cleanliness and essential facilities, emphasizing that students must have a safe and supportive learning environment.
Chairing a meeting with private school administrators, the deputy commissioner reviewed winter vacation fees, admission charges and educational facilities.
Three schools waive winter vacation fees; district administration inspects BISP office and DHQ Hospital to improve public services
During the meeting, Anglophile, Islamia and Bright Beginnings schools announced they would not collect winter vacation fees, while other institutions highlighted financial challenges involving rent, utilities, staff salaries and maintenance.
DC Najeebullah expressed concern over inadequate facilities observed during school inspections and directed administrators to improve classroom seating, furniture, sanitation and overall infrastructure.
He said further inspections and consultations would be conducted to address concerns over school fees and educational standards.
Basic Facilities Must Be Ensured in Private Schools: DC Surab
Meanwhile, on the deputy commissioner’s directives, Assistant Commissioner Gidar Abdul Jabbar Baloch conducted a surprise visit to the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) office, where he heard complaints from women beneficiaries.
He instructed staff to resolve grievances promptly, avoid unnecessary delays and prioritize women traveling from remote areas.
Separately, Additional Deputy Commissioner Revenue Salman Ali Buledi inspected District Headquarters Hospital Surab, reviewing staff attendance, cleanliness, emergency services, outpatient facilities, the X-ray room, dental ward and medicine store.
Medical Superintendent Dr. Yousaf Sani briefed him on hospital operations. The additional deputy commissioner expressed satisfaction with the arrangements.
The district administration reaffirmed its commitment to improving educational standards, strengthening healthcare oversight and ensuring timely resolution of public complaints.
