NA Panel Questions PIMS Blaze Inquiry
Lawmakers said the nursery fire spread in about 120 seconds and pressed officials on missing CCTV footage, staff deployment and fire-safety failures after 14 newborns died.
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NA body rejects PIMS fire inquiry report
Islamabad - The National Assembly Standing Committee on National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination has rejected the preliminary inquiry report into the PIMS nursery fire, expressing serious concern over what it described as major gaps in the investigation and demanding accountability of those found responsible for the.
PIMS fire controversy: Senate, NA committees question CCTV footage authenticity
ISLAMABAD: The standing committees of both the Senate and National Assembly on health have expressed serious doubts over the CCTV footage related to the tragic fire at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), which resulted in the death of 14 newborns. Lawmakers suggested that the footage may have been tampered... The post PIMS fire controversy: Senate, NA committees question CCTV footage authenticity appeared first on Abb Takk News.
Islamabad (Sab News) An important revelation regarding the PIMS tragedy has come to light in the meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Health. It was informed in the meeting that all the records of PIMS related to the incident were disappeared by former Executive Director Rana Imran Sikandar, while the committee has decided to investigate the tragedy and determine the responsible parties […] The post All the records of the PIMS tragedy wer…
Senators question missing video in PIMS fire probe
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Health has raised serious questions over the investigation into the PIMS fire tragedy, with Senator Nasir Butt alleging that the original CCTV footage of the incident has been deleted. The committee met under Chairman Senator Amir Waliuddin Chishti to review the deaths of 14 newborns at Pakistan Institute of […] The post Senators question missing video in PIMS fire probe appeared first on MM News.
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