No traffic police work force was available on the Klidna-Barian street on the night when the episode happened, says PHD
LAHORE: The Punjab Highway Department (PHD) held traffic police and the locale organization answerable for the Murree misfortune wherein 23 sightseers lost their lives on January 7.
In its test report, the PHD said that no traffic police faculty was available on the Klidna-Barian street on the night when drivers were trapped in huge gridlocks in the midst of the frosty climate conditions out and about.
PHD's vehicles were likewise caught in the jams, accordingly it was unrealistic to eliminate snow from the streets that evening, said the office.
Accusing the traffic police and the locale manager, the PHD said that they didn't prevent sightseers from entering the slope station in spite of outrageous climate conditions.
Murree can oblige a limit of 4,000 vehicles, yet the traffic police and the region organization permitted an enormous number of vehicles to enter the vacationer location, said the PHD.
The PHD was dealing with seven unique focuses that evening, the office said, adding that they have photos and recordings as proof.
Test board of trustees looks for more opportunity to finish examination
The five-part test council shaped by the Punjab government to ask about the Murree misfortune neglected to finish its examination on Monday, which was set as a cutoff time, Geo News announced, refering to sources.
The agents missed the cutoff time to present their report and have looked for five additional days to finish their test, sources said.
Citing the individuals from the test board, the sources had added: "The authorities of the concerned region and Punjab secretariat are not approaching the issue in a serious way."
Revealing insight into the explanation for the postponement, the sources had said that composed assertions from the organization had not been gotten at this point.
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