IN PICTURES: Up and close the demolished Jufelhurst school

Check out in pictures what has transpired so far at the historical Jufelhurst School

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IN PICTURES: Up and close the demolished Jufelhurst school
There were four structures on the Jufelhurst School's grounds, of which one was closed due to damage; the corrugated iron roof, on the other hand, is open to the sky. November 20, 2013/Flickr/shameenkhanbrohi

The historical Jufelhurst School, which was established by Sybil D’Abero in 1931, was demolished Saturday night, leading to public outcry and leaving its students abandoned.

The cultural building was located inside a government school in Karachi's Soldier Bazaar area and was labelled a heritage site by the Sindh Culture Department. However, the claimants of the property – namely Adnan, Zeeshan, and Muhammad Abid – allegedly had the house and parts of school building razed to the ground.

Check out in pictures what has transpired so far:

 

The broken roof has raised safety concerns for the students and teachers of the school