Islamabad: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has directed the concerned authorities to start an enrollment campaign in newly constructed, rehabilitated, and upgraded schools in the province. Chairing a meeting of educational administrative institutions in Karachi today, he emphasized the inclusion of local bodies' representatives, local leaders, and parents in the campaign.

According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting was informed that the construction, upgradation, and rehabilitation of 838 schools in the flood-affected areas of the province are nearing completion. The initiative aims to provide improved educational facilities to children in these regions.

The meeting also highlighted that 221,000 children will be enrolled in rehabilitated schools in flood-affected areas, and 28,000 in upgraded schools across the province. This enrollment campaign is part of a broader effort to enhance educational opportunities and infrastructure in Sindh.