The Islamabad Model College for Girls (IMCG), F-10/2, will remain closed from September 24, 2026, until further notice, according to reports on Wednesday. The college administration said the decision was taken due to security concerns in Islamabad.
Students will continue their classes online during the closure. This will allow them to study from home without missing their lessons. The administration will also share updates with parents through WhatsApp groups.
When will the mid-term exams begin?
The college said mid-term exams for Classes III, IV and V will start in the first week of October.
Parents have been asked to help their children stay focused on their studies. They have also been advised to help students prepare for the upcoming exams.
Security measures across Islamabad
The closure comes as security measures have been increased across the federal capital.
Authorities have taken control of several government educational institutions. These buildings are being used to provide space for additional security personnel ahead of planned political gatherings and protests.
Earlier this week, 24 government educational institutions in Islamabad were ordered to remain closed from September 22 as part of the security arrangements.
The latest order is specifically for IMCG F-10/2. The college will continue online classes to reduce the impact of the closure on students’ education.
Containers placed along Faizabad, 26 no Chungi
Containers have been placed along Faizabad Interchange and 26 no Chungi on Wednesday ahead of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) long march that has been called for September 27.
Both locations serve as major transit hubs that connect Islamabad and Rawalpindi to the rest of the country.
The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) issued a traffic advisory earlier, according to which several major routes will close from 11 PM tonight. These routes are to remain closed until further notice.
Additionally, some private transport service providers have also started cancelling evening journeys, according to reports today.
