QUETTA – Provincial authorities in Quetta ordered the closure of all educational institutions, including government, private, and semi-government schools, until November 14, Friday.
Amid sudden closure of schools, the ongoing exams of Class 9 and 10 have been postponed, leaving thousands of students anxious about their academic schedules. Board officials have assured that new dates for the postponed papers will be announced later, but no exact timeline has been provided.
The shutdown is due to possible security threats, though no formal statement has been issued by government authorities. The abrupt nature of decision has significantly disrupted academic activities of students, particularly those who were diligently preparing for exams.
Officials from Quetta Board confirmed that work on revised exam schedule is underway, promising that new dates will be announced once the situation stabilizes. Meanwhile, private schools are reportedly considering online classes during the closure to ensure that students’ learning continues without break.
This sudden administrative decision sparked concern across Balochistan, raising questions about security preparedness and the impact on the education system.
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