Peshawar Public Library to stay open till midnight in three shifts
PESHAWAR: A key step has been taken to meet the reading needs of citizens on the direction of Dr Syed Amir Abdullah, Member of the Advisory Council for Education.
Under the decision, Peshawar Public Library will now remain open till 12am in three shifts.
There are currently 16 public libraries in the province. Extending the opening hours of Peshawar Public Library is a pilot project. If it succeeds, it will be extended to the other public libraries in the province.
The step will allow students and citizens to study at the library late into the night.
The Director of Archives and Libraries, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has issued a formal notification in this regard. According to the notification, all the officers and staff concerned have been directed to ensure strict implementation of the orders.
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