Women University, Swabi moves classes online for 2 weeks amid rising Covid cases

Published
0

The Women University, Swabi in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has announced that its classes will be held online for two weeks in view of "the current situation of Covid-19 positive cases reported in district Swabi and rising rate of death toll on daily basis", a notification said.

It said the classes of all of the varsity departments will be held online from November 7-21.

Only essential/administrative staff will attend the university on a rotational basis and have been advised to strictly follow Covid-19 SOPs, according to the notification.

Meanwhile, the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) also announced it will remain closed for 14 days from Nov 7 to Nov 20 and classes will be held online.

It did not specify a reason for the closure but said "disinfection of the entire campus will be carried out" during the 14-day period.

Opinion

Editorial

Parliament’s place
Updated 11 Oct, 2026

Parliament’s place

In 2015, the parliament had decided to “maintain neutrality in the Yemen conflict so as to be able to play a proactive diplomatic role to end the crisis”.
Disturbing the peace
11 Oct, 2026

Disturbing the peace

THIS year’s Nobel Peace Prize is well-earned. The winner, South African jurist Dr Navi Pillay, has had an...
A voice in care
10 Oct, 2026

A voice in care

WORLD Mental Health Day this year carries a compelling message. The theme, ‘Lived experiences heard: real voices,...
Midterm break
Updated 10 Oct, 2026

Midterm break

Both the US and Israel need to halt their destructive misadventures in the Middle East.
American barbarism
Updated 10 Oct, 2026

American barbarism

WITH the spectre of defeat in the upcoming midterm elections looming large over the Trump administration, the...