Haapur News: A major accident was averted in a government primary school on Friday in Bhamida village under Babugarh police station area of Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh. While studying in class-5 of the school, suddenly the roof plaster collapsed, injuring three students. The condition of two of them is said to be critical. This incident raises serious questions not only on the functioning of the local administration but also the functioning of the education department.
How did the accident happen
According to the information received, a total of 188 students are registered in primary school Bhamada. 31 children were present in class-5 on Friday. During the studies, the roof plaster and debris suddenly fell. According to eyewitnesses, this debris fell exactly on the children who were sitting in the first line. This caused a 10 -year -old student Fiza and an 11 -year -old student Ahil seriously injured, while the third student suffered minor injuries. The injured children were immediately admitted to the nearest health center with the help of an ambulance.
Atmosphere of chaos, officers reached the spot
Soon after the incident, there was chaos in the school premises. Teachers and villagers started taking out the children. On receiving the information of the accident, the police team of Kotwali Babugarh and local administration officials reached the spot. In the preliminary investigation, the condition of the school building has been described as dilapidated and insecure.
Kotwali in -charge statement
Giving information to the media, Kotwali in -charge Mahendra Singh said that “three children have been injured in the accident, in which two are in critical condition. They have been referred for better treatment. At present, the status of the school building is being investigated, and the class has been evacuated immediately.”
Questions raised on administration, outrage among villagers
There is a deep resentment among the villagers and parents after this accident. He says that despite the dilapidated condition of the school building, no concrete steps were taken by the administration and education department. The villagers have demanded action against the culprits and re -investigation of the school building.
What are big worries?
This incident has left many questions:
Are government schools buildings safe for children?
Who is fulfilling the responsibility of regular inspection and repair of buildings?
How much vigilance is being taken about the safety of children?
Warning for future
This incident in Bhamida village is a warning. If steps had not been taken in time, it could have been bigger. It is necessary that the buildings of government schools should be regularly investigated and strict action should be taken against the officials who are negligent, so that children do not play with their lives in future.
