NCOC said that the decision has been taken to speed up the process of vaccination among the people.


Islamabad: National Command and Operation Center (NCOC) on Friday has decided that winter vacations in educational institutions will commence from January 3 next year.
The decision was taken at an NCOC meeting chaired by Federal Minister for Planning Asad Umar (Chairman NCOC).
The NCOC said in a Twitter post that the decision has been taken to speed up the process of vaccination among the people.
“During today’s NCOC session, it is decided that winter vacations in education sector will start from January 3, 2022 apart from fog and smog hit districts of Pakistan,” the post stated.
During today’s NCOC session, it is decided that Winter vacation in education sector will start from 3rd January 22 apart from Fog / Smog hit districts of Pakistan. Federating units will issue notifications accordingly.
— NCOC (@OfficialNcoc) December 17, 2021
On the other hand, the Lahore High Court (LHC) has ordered closure of schools from December 23 to January 4, nullifying NCOC decision to hold winter vacations from last week of January 2022.
LHC announced the verdict during smog case hearing and stated that the decision of closure of schools has been taken while considering the hazardous effects of smog in the city.
The court further remarked that the decision will help in the reduction of the effects of smog.

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