Coronavirus: Educational Institute in Islamabad defies the orders
Islamabad, 14th March: According to the reports of Baaghi TV, the Government of Pakistan is taking special measures regarding the outbreak of coronavirus in the country.
As per the reports, an educational institute in the Capital city Islamabad is having a fair at their campus today, opposing the government’s decision to close down the schools and colleges for three weeks.
The fair is being held at the Roots Millenium School for the admissions process of the students and it is observed that the students, teachers, and parents are there to attend this fair, disregarding the government’s decision to avoid the social gatherings keeping in view the coronavirus cases emerging in the country.
People have protested against this step taken by Roots Millenium and risking the lives of their children by making it compulsory for them to attend the fair in regards to their further admissions in the universities.
Roots Millenium school has refused to obey the government’s order and has invited students to attend this on Saturday.
The government must take action against this educational institute which has disobeyed the rules and put to risk the lives of our teachers and the children. This type of behavior cannot be tolerated and it should be compulsory for all the institutes to follow the rule regarding the shut down of schools for at least three weeks as per government orders.
It is to be noted that at the National Security Committee meeting held yesterday regarding coronavirus, it was decided to close the educational institutions till the 5th of April which is to be implemented immediately.
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