The students of Government Girls Degree College Turbat, hailing from remote areas, currently face a petrol crisis affecting transportation availability to the college. With only four buses on campus, none can be utilised due to the petrol shortage. This predicament causes significant commuting difficulties for many students.
Despite multiple appeals to the principal urging funding for petrol purchase, the students’ pleas have fallen on deaf ears. Expressing their frustration, they state, “Now we are forced to convince the adÂministration.” This ongoing issue hampers their academic journeys, impeding regular class attendance.
It is imperative that the caretaker government acknowledges the seriousness of this problem and takes prompt steps to address it.
JALASHK BALACH
DASHT
