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    Our CorrespondentBy Our CorrespondentJanuary 21, 2026Updated:January 22, 2026No Comments3 Views
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    KARACHI: The Managing Committee of BVS Parsi High School announced that students whose parents or guardians suffered financial losses as a result of the incident may apply for a full concession in school fees.

    The move is intended to provide temporary relief to families facing hardship following the unexpected tragedy. Parents seeking the concession have been asked to submit a written application to the school principal, along with supporting documents for verification. The school emphasized that the measure is part of its efforts to support the community and ensure that children’s education continues uninterrupted despite the financial difficulties caused by the fire.

    In a statement, the school expressed solidarity with the affected families, underscoring its commitment to providing assistance during this challenging period. Analysts noted that such initiatives, while modest, play an important role in offering practical support to communities affected by disasters, ensuring that essential services like education remain accessible.

    The fire at Gul Plaza, which drew widespread attention, has prompted several relief measures from local institutions and authorities, reflecting the broader community response to assist those impacted by the incident. The school’s concession policy is among the steps taken to mitigate the immediate financial burden on affected families, highlighting the role of educational institutions in supporting social resilience during crises.

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