ABBOTTABAD: The district administration has launched a comprehensive survey to assess the condition of educational institutions and government buildings in Abbottabad.
According to the administration, a phased survey of around 2,300 educational institutions across the district is underway.
So far, an initial survey of more than 500 educational institutions has been completed, out of which around 100 institutions have been declared dangerous and unsafe.
During the survey, authorities are examining the structural strength of school buildings, safety arrangements for students and teachers, and other basic facilities.
Deputy Commissioner Hameedullah Khan is also supervising the inspection of government buildings. Dangerous and dilapidated buildings are being identified to ensure preventive safety measures before any untoward incident.
Deputy Commissioner Hameedullah Khan said the purpose of the survey is to assess the current condition of educational institutions and government buildings, timely identify dangerous structures, and ensure the safety of students, teachers and government employees.
He said that once the survey is completed, a detailed report will be sent to the provincial government for necessary repair, reconstruction and rehabilitation work.
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