Pest and insect control poses a significant challenge for many buildings, as these insects pose a threat to the infrastructure's integrity and the occupants' comfort. In the interest of preserving infrastructure and providing a safe and healthy environment for employees and visitors, the Department of Construction and Projects has made strenuous efforts to combat termite infestation in the Graduate Studies Building.

Termites are a common pest that causes damage to buildings, deteriorating concrete structures, and compromising building safety. The university administration is committed to taking necessary measures to combat and control the spread of this insect.

The efforts of the Department of Construction and Projects included a comprehensive process to combat termite infestation in the Graduate Studies Building, implementing meticulous plans using the latest methods and techniques in pest control. Through these efforts, termite infestation was addressed, contributing to reducing its spread and minimizing the damage that could affect the public structure.

Additionally, the department undertook rehabilitation efforts to repair the parts of the building damaged by termite infestation. Restoration and repair operations were carried out with precision and high craftsmanship to ensure the restoration of the building's overall structural integrity and safety.

These efforts are part of the university's steadfast policy in preserving its assets and providing a suitable and safe environment for users, reflecting the department's commitment to achieving the highest standards of quality and safety in all its endeavors.

The achievement of the Department of Construction and Projects in combating termite infestation and rehabilitating the Graduate Studies Building exemplifies exemplary efforts to preserve infrastructure and ensure building safety, reflecting the university's commitment to providing a distinguished and safe educational and administrative environment for all members of the university community.