I recently experienced a deeply distressing situation while attempting my HSSC-II board examination. Sitting for two hours in a suffocating examination hall without fans, in extreme heat, left me and many other students completely exhausted. The environment was so uncomfortable that it became difficult to focus on the paper. Instead of concentrating on our answers, we were struggling to cope with the unbearable temperature, which is unacceptable for any examination setting.
It is shocking that a girls government college is lacking such basic facilities. Turbat, being one of the hottest regions, demands extra measures to ensure student comfort, yet the situation reflects complete neglect. I strongly urge the concerned authorities to take immediate action by installing solar systems or ensuring alternative power arrangements. Providing basic facilities like electricity and ventilation is not a privilege but a fundamental right of every student. Immediate steps must be taken to prevent such situations in the future.
Zeebjan Akther
Turbat
