Safety first and always


The end: Firemen at the site of the accident in Hulu Langat where the schoolbus overturned because of its faulty brakes. Measures should have been taken to ensure the bus was in tip-top condition. - Bernama

Students and others involved in excursions and outings should ensure that all procedures on safety are strictly followed.

IN the wake of the recent Korean Sewol ferry tragedy and the school bus crash in Hulu Langat, Selangor in March, there has been public outcry amidst the mourning and grief. The victims involved in both trips were mainly students, and while the finger-pointing continues, the fact remains that guidelines and safety measures were not adhered to.

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