Posted by: Mr. Hyde August 6, 2009
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My only curiosity is:
From now on, will so high a body like Home Ministry or the Prime Minister get involved in traffic accident investigation though the Police Investigators should be doing so on any kind of fatal accidents. Isn't there a redundancy here? Why did the Home Ministry not get involved when more than two hundred people died of cholera in some remote regions of Nepal if they really want to reach out. Shouldn't the government compensate the family members of the victims of the cholera outbreak as well?
Bottomline is, any incident or accident should fall under precise jurisdiction so that there will be no confusion among departments/ministries or discriminate priority in handling of crises.
One observation I have found here is: People make statements here on Sajha but very few attempt to justify them.
From now on, will so high a body like Home Ministry or the Prime Minister get involved in traffic accident investigation though the Police Investigators should be doing so on any kind of fatal accidents. Isn't there a redundancy here? Why did the Home Ministry not get involved when more than two hundred people died of cholera in some remote regions of Nepal if they really want to reach out. Shouldn't the government compensate the family members of the victims of the cholera outbreak as well?
Bottomline is, any incident or accident should fall under precise jurisdiction so that there will be no confusion among departments/ministries or discriminate priority in handling of crises.
One observation I have found here is: People make statements here on Sajha but very few attempt to justify them.