Pakistan orders inspections of schools after a deadly roof collapse at a school building kills 35 people, prompting renewed calls from families for accountability. Relatives of the victims say they had previously warned authorities that the roof was leaking and may pose a danger.
Outlets report that the inspections are intended to identify structural problems or maintenance failures in school buildings. While details on the investigation process vary by outlet, all accounts center on the same sequence of events: a collapse results in multiple deaths, families claim prior warnings were ignored, and officials respond by directing inspections.
Some coverage also emphasizes the families’ demand for justice and clarity on how risk reports were handled before the incident, reflecting wider concerns about building safety and oversight in schools.
