In view of the Minutes of the COVID-19 Committee Meeting held on 16th December 2020,   it is circulated that the Graduate Research Scholars (Legal Boarders of B1, B2, G1 & G2) having Lab work are allowed to reside in Hostels after 10th January 2021 subject to the following conditions. 

 

  1. The Research Scholars shall have to submit to the concerned Warden/Manager applications recommended by the supervisor and endorsed by the HOD.   
  2. The Wardens/Managers of B-1 & B-2 Hostels are directed not to allow any illegal student in the hostels, only the above mentioned legal research boarders will be allowed.
  3. The Hostel Administration will ensure that the hostels are in functional conditions in terms of Electricity Supply from WAPDA & Generator, Water Supply from Tube well & Borings, cleanliness of entire hostel and the availability of hostel & canteen staff. 
  4. The hostel administration will ensure the following COVID-19 SOP to be implemented strictly in all the hostels.
  1. Wearing mask is mandatory for all Boarders, Hostel & Canteen staff in the Hostel premises. Moreover, “No Mask, No Entry” banner will be pasted on the gate of each Hostel.
  2. Hand shaking/ Hugging are strictly prohibited in the hostel premises.
  • Social distancing of 6 Ft. from each other to be observed in the hostel premises, including Hostels’ canteens.
  1. Disposable crockery will be used in the Hostels’ canteens.
  2. The Dy. Director of Administration is requested to provide Thermal Guns & Sanitizers for each Hostel and also arrange spray in the hostels once before the opening of Hostels and on weekly basis in routine.

 No Entry/ Exit from 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM in Boys Hostels (B-1 & B-2).

  1. The Director Administration is requested to direct the Guards/Chowkidars at KUST main Gate not to allow students’ Entry/ Exit from 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
  2. Director works is requested to ensure water supply from the tube well. Moreover, the repair work (in process) of washrooms’ doors must be expedited in B-1 Hostel so that the students may not face any problem. 

 

Dy. Provost