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LHC orders re-registration of private schools

LHC orders re-registration of private schools

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court has ordered the re-registration of private schools and the purchase of buses for the students private sector institutes.

Justice Shahid Karim of Lahore High Court has issued a written order on the petitions for smog remedy.

The court directed the school education department to re-register private schools and purchase buses for children, 50 percent of private school children will travel home to school on these buses.

The judgment said that 2 years ago, the school education department was asked to buy buses for private schools, but the school education department did not implement this order.

The court has given instructions to the Motorway, Forest Department, Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) and National Highway and Housing Societies, preventing the planting of palm trees on the Islamabad-Lahore Motorway.

In the written decision of the Lahore High Court, it has been said that according to the judicial member, the campaign to plant plants on the roofs has started, plants and gardens are being made on the roofs of the colleges.

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The court also issued cleaning orders to the Lahore Waste Management Company(LWMC) department in Johar Town and ordered that saplings be planted around the expo center after cleaning.

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