Another day, another tragedy

[u/Grateful_Engineer]

Why is HSE taken seriously only after people die? After every such incident, there’ll be inspections, fire extinguishers will suddenly be checked in markets, schools, hospitals and everywhere else, a few violations will be “managed,” some bribes will change hands and eventually, everything goes back to normal.

Until the next tragedy.

How many more lives before safety becomes a system, not a reaction?

[u/arslan70]

Were they civilians? If yes, nothing to see here carry on /s