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New School Timings in Lahore, Punjab January 2024

New School Timings in Lahore, Punjab January 2024

Web Desk January 28, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The temporary government in Punjab has introduced new school timings in the city due to the severe cold wave affecting the region. Punjab Chief Minister Naqvi has adjusted the schedules for both private and government schools as the temperature has dropped below average, causing thick fog in various parts of Punjab.

In a recent announcement, the Chief Minister stated that starting from January 10, 2024, classes will begin at 9:30 am. This decision is a response to the ongoing winter conditions, and the adjusted schedule will be in place from January 10th to 22nd. Naqvi also advised students to wear jackets and warm clothing to protect themselves as winter intensifies.

School’s Timings changed for Winters

In addition to Punjab, the temporary government of Sindh has adjusted the operating hours for both government and private educational institutions throughout January 2024.

The School Education and Literacy Department issued a notification stating that schools under its jurisdiction will begin classes at 9:00 am. However, it specified that schools in Karachi will start at 8:30 am.

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