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News India Live, Digital Desk: Often whenever we hear the name of Goa, images of sea, waves, party and peace come to our mind. No one thinks that such a sad news would come from a place where people go to spend some moments of happiness away from the hustle and bustle of life. The fire that broke out in a nightclub in Goa not only claimed 25 lives but also shocked the entire country.
The latest information that is coming out is something to be told with a very heavy heart. Officials have confirmed that All 25 people who lost their lives in the accident have been identified (25 victims identified) Has been done. Imagine, what must be going on those families who had happily sent their children or close ones to Goa, and are now bringing them back from there wrapped in shrouds. This is a pain that cannot be expressed in words.
But amidst this mourning, there is also a big question that how did such a big mistake happen? And who is responsible for this? It is a matter of relief that the police has now come into action. The news is that in this case Four people arrested Has been done Initial investigation is revealing negligence, which is often the main reason for such accidents. Be it lack of safety gear or absence of emergency exit, someone or the other had flouted the rules for their own benefit.
Now that everyone has been identified, at least families will get a chance to perform the last rites of their loved ones. But the police action has not stopped yet. Interrogation of the arrested people is going on so that it can be clear whose fault it was. Was it just an accident or was there some serious compromise with security in order to make profits?
There is now a discussion on social media and among common people that why is there so much laxity in the name of “safety” in a place like Goa, which is a hub of tourism? People are now searching on Google that “Goa safety rules for nightclubs” or else “Is it safe to party in Goa?”,
These arrests may not be able to wipe away the tears of those families, but they definitely raise the hope that perhaps the law will do its work strictly so that no other mother is left empty-handed in the future. Goa is now slowly trying to come out of that fear, but it will take a long time for this wound to heal.
North India Statesman