Chitral, Pakistan: In a shocking display of negligence and disregard for safety, a passenger bus was recently spotted carrying a large rickshaw on its roof in Chitral. A concerned citizen captured the incident on video, which has since gone viral on social media.
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The video shows a bus, already packed with approximately 20 passengers and crew members, dangerously overloaded with the rickshaw perched precariously on its roof. This reckless act has raised serious concerns about the safety of passengers and the overall law and order situation in the region.
Local residents have questioned the effectiveness of the Chitral police, who are often seen conducting vehicle checks for minor infractions but seem to overlook such blatant violations of traffic rules and regulations. Many have called for stricter enforcement of traffic laws and the suspension of licenses for drivers who engage in such hazardous practices.
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The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with people expressing outrage and disbelief at the audacity of the bus driver and the apparent lack of action from the authorities. Safety experts have warned that such overloading can compromise the structural integrity of the vehicle, leading to accidents with potentially fatal consequences.
As the video continues to circulate, it has brought to light the urgent need for improved road safety measures and stricter enforcement of traffic laws in Pakistan.
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