Armed with banners carrying messages about fire safety, a group of around 15-20 civilians today came to the site of Tuesday’s deadly blast at a building in the capital’s Gulistan which has so far claimed 22 lives.
Although they had taken up the initiative under the banner of “Safety Concern”, the individuals said they were not representing any organisation, but were united by the fact that they were fire safety professionals, and wanted to spread awareness after the horrific tragedy in the heart of the capital.
Although they had taken up the initiative under the banner of “Safety Concern”, the individuals said they were not representing any organisation, but were united by the fact that they were fire safety professionals, and wanted to spread awareness after the horrific tragedy in the heart of the capital.
Although they had taken up the initiative under the banner of “Safety Concern”, the individuals said they were not representing any organisation, but were united by the fact that they were fire safety professionals, and wanted to spread awareness after the horrific tragedy in the heart of the capital.
Although they had taken up the initiative under the banner of “Safety Concern”, the individuals said they were not representing any organisation, but were united by the fact that they were fire safety professionals, and wanted to spread awareness after the horrific tragedy in the heart of the capital.
Although they had taken up the initiative under the banner of “Safety Concern”, the individuals said they were not representing any organisation, but were united by the fact that they were fire safety professionals, and wanted to spread awareness after the horrific tragedy in the heart of the capital.