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The latest bout of torrential rains and flash flooding have caused a massive damage to the sector of education of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with official accounts confirming that some 61 schools run by the state were completely destroyed as well as 414 schools were left with minor damages in various districts within the province.
According to data according to the data, the majority of the demolished schools comprise the primary school of 52 as well as seven middle schools as well as two high schools..
- Dir Lower was the most hit, with 17 elementary schools have been completely destroyed.
- Shangla was also hit with massive losses, with eight schools ruined.
- Haripur, India. Haripur Haripur, seven schools were destroyed including five elementary schools as well as a middle school as well as one high school.
The authorities have warned the current situation will get more dire as new stories continue to come in from the flood-stricken areas. The loss of many schools are being regarded as the result of a significant setback to students’ education in the sense that hundreds of pupils are in a state of being without classrooms or educational infrastructure.
The disaster not only caused damage to infrastructure, but has also brought new difficulties for educators, students as well as families Many of them had already been struggling with the shortage of resources.
The local and state governments have been urging urgent support for the reconstruction of schools and stressing that pupils need to be able to their classes without lengthy interruptions.
The flooding has once more revealed the dangers of Pakistan’s education sector to natural disasters calling for more resilient infrastructure, especially in flood-prone regions.
