QUETTA: The local residents and students of the Government Sabzal High School of Quetta, expressed satisfaction over the start of the restoration work in the school as the school had been in a dilapidated state for the past three years.
According to reports, the provincial government had allocated a budget of Rs 3.8 million for the restoration of this school, but practically no significant change was seen in the school. The construction work was delayed, the classrooms were in ruins, and the students were facing serious difficulties.
The local residents and students complained that despite repeated application from parents and local residents, the situation remained the same. But now signs of improvement have started to be visible in the school.
The students appreciated the current headmaster of Sabzal High School, Ahmed Waqas for continuously working for the benefit of the students to provide maximum facilities to them in the school.
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The local community and parents say that under the leadership of Ahmed Waqas, the school is once again becoming a center of educational activities.
