Unfinished Sarallah School in Rigan Returns to Construction After 6 Years

Rigan – After six years of halted work, construction of the school in the Sarallah neighborhood of Rigan has resumed following persistent public demands and media follow-up.

According to Mehr reporter, the project of building a school in Tharullah neighborhood of Reagan city, which was left undecided for years due to the suspension of executive operations, has now entered a new stage with the resumption of construction activities. The incident that has increased the hopes for the students of this region to benefit from the educational space in their place of residence.

Tharullah neighborhood is one of the less privileged areas of Regan city, where the provision of appropriate educational infrastructure has always been one of the demands of families and residents.

The long-term stoppage of school construction operations has brought problems for families whose children are of school age, and the assignment of this project has become one of the demands of the neighborhood residents.

Tharullah school was reactivated after 6 years of suspension

In an interview with Mehr reporter, Director of Education of Regan County, referring to the history of the suspension of this project, stated: The implementation of Tharallah neighborhood school was stopped for 6 years, and now the process of its implementation has been resumed.

Referring to the implementation process of the project, he added: The executive of this project is the General Department of Renovation, Development and Equipping of Schools, and the continuation of the implementation operations will be carried out by the same previous contractor.

The resumption of the construction of this school is carried out in a situation where the demand to determine the task of half-finished educational projects, especially in less privileged areas, is of particular importance, and the completion of such projects can play an effective role in improving students' access to educational facilities.

People's demands to have an educational space in the neighborhood

In an interview with Mehr reporter, one of the residents of Tharullah neighborhood considered the resumption of school construction as a promising event for the residents.

Afzal Raisi, expressing his satisfaction with the resumption of the construction activities of this project, said: "It is very good that this school is in our neighborhood and our children can go to school near where we live."

This popular demand shows the importance of developing educational spaces in underprivileged neighborhoods and the need to pay attention to the needs of families who have been waiting for years to complete the educational infrastructure of their place of residence.

The need to accelerate the completion and operation of the school

Although the resumption of the executive operations of Tharullah School can be considered a positive step in the direction of solving one of the old demands of the people of this neighborhood, what is most important is the continuation of construction activities, securing the required funds and determining a specific schedule for the completion of the project.

Considering that the implementation of the project is under the responsibility of the General Department of School Renovation, Development and Equipping and the previous contractor is also continuing the work, it is expected that the progress of the project will be continuously monitored so that this project will not be interrupted again.

The completion of the Tharullah neighborhood school, in addition to the development of the educational infrastructure of the city of Regan, can reduce some of the worries of families and provide students with better access to the educational space near their residence.

Now, after 6 years of suspension, the eyes of the families and residents of Tharallah neighborhood are focused on the continuation of the implementation of this project; People who expect the resumption of the construction of the school is a prelude to its final completion and operation, and that this long-standing demand will actually come to fruition.