Dr. Tahmina Mangan Leads Heat Wave Relief Camp at BNBWU Sukkur

A Heat Wave Relief Camp has been set up at Begum Nusurat Bhutto Women University (BBNBWU) Sukkur, with the aim of providing assistance to students, faculty, and staff members during the ongoing heat wave. Dr. Tahmina Mangan, the Vice Chancellor of the university, is overseeing this initiative. The camp was inaugurated in the presence of additional registrars, deans, chairpersons, teachers, and other university personnel.

Dr. Mangan stressed the importance of having a heatstroke camp to ensure the well-being of the university community. She highlighted the need for collaboration between the private and social sectors to combat the rising temperatures in the region and prevent any potential disasters. The Vice Chancellor expressed her confidence in the community's readiness to tackle challenges posed by heat waves.

It was mentioned that the Heat Wave Relief Camp is a regular feature at BNBWU whenever such weather conditions occur. The camp will be operational throughout June, offering continuous support and relief to those impacted by the heat wave.

The establishment of the Heat Wave Relief Camp at BNBWU Sukkur underscores the university's commitment to the well-being of its students, faculty, and staff. This proactive approach in addressing the challenges posed by heat waves not only ensures immediate assistance but also promotes a culture of preparedness and community support. By providing a safe haven during extreme weather conditions, BNBWU sets an example of responsible governance and care for its members.