Kallar Kahar accident: Inquiry teams meet survivors, record statements
The inquiry teams are appointed by CM Punjab and motorway police.
FAISALABAD:
Inquiry teams appointed by the Chief Minister Punjab Shahbaz Sharif and Motorway Police have reached Faisalabad to conduct investigations into the Kallar Kahar bus accident that claimed at least 35 lives, Express 24/7 reported on Thursday.
CM's inquiry team comprising of Najam Saeed and DIG Rana Iqbal, met the children who survived the bus accident and recorded their statements.
The Motorway Police team comprising of DIG Dr Shafiq and DIG training Sheharyar Khan also visited the Allied Hospital in Faisalabad and talked to the survivals.
Talking to the media, Dr Shafiq said that the Motorway Police do not have enough force to monitor vehicles on all interchanges.
The DIG said steps were being taken to avert such accidents in future.
A final report on the accident will be presented to the Punjab Government within two days.
Inquiry teams appointed by the Chief Minister Punjab Shahbaz Sharif and Motorway Police have reached Faisalabad to conduct investigations into the Kallar Kahar bus accident that claimed at least 35 lives, Express 24/7 reported on Thursday.
CM's inquiry team comprising of Najam Saeed and DIG Rana Iqbal, met the children who survived the bus accident and recorded their statements.
The Motorway Police team comprising of DIG Dr Shafiq and DIG training Sheharyar Khan also visited the Allied Hospital in Faisalabad and talked to the survivals.
Talking to the media, Dr Shafiq said that the Motorway Police do not have enough force to monitor vehicles on all interchanges.
The DIG said steps were being taken to avert such accidents in future.
A final report on the accident will be presented to the Punjab Government within two days.