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NCPCR writes to UP chief secy on Etah school children death in accident

The apex body for child rights has issued a notice to UP government following a road accident in which 12 minor school children and their bus driver were killed

Updated on: Jan 20, 2017, 10:57:38 IST
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The apex body for child rights has issued a notice to UP government following a road accident in which 12 minor school children and their bus driver were killed and 35 kids injured when their vehicle collided with a lorry amid dense fog on Aliganj-Paliyali road near Etah.

A woman mourns over the bodies of her daughters Radhika, 14, right, and Shalini, 12, who were killed in an accident, in Ramnagar village, near Etah, India, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. (AP Photo)
A woman mourns over the bodies of her daughters Radhika, 14, right, and Shalini, 12, who were killed in an accident, in Ramnagar village, near Etah, India, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. (AP Photo)

National Commission of Protection of Child Rights has written to the UP Chief Secretary and District Magistrate of Etah recommending strict action against the school for flouting orders to keep all schools upto class VIII shut till tomorrow in view of inclement weather.

Read | Etah school bus accident: 12 children, driver dead

Twelve school children and their bus driver were killed and 35 kids injured when their vehicle collided with a lorry amid dense fog on Aliganj-Paliyali road near Etah early this morning.

An FIR is being lodged against the school management and according to District Magistrate Shambhu Nath orders have been issued to cancel the recognition of the school whose manager and principal defied the district administration’s directives.

Read more | Etah school bus accident: Dilemma of a father torn between a funeral and hospital

 
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