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Keralam child rights panel registers suo motu case over lapses at State School Games in Thrissur

Commission seeks reports from education, police and child protection officials after roof collapse injures students and parents in Thrissur

Keralam child rights panel registers suo motu case over lapses at State School Games in Thrissur

The Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has initiated a suo motu inquiry into the State School Swimming Championship held in Thrissur after reports emerged of a roof collapse injuring students and parents. The Commission was alerted to the incident following media coverage of the challenges faced by participants during the sporting event and the subsequent accident.

It expressed concern over multiple reports highlighting significant shortcomings in the event's organization and negligence on the part of organizers. Teachers on duty at the venue were also found to have failed in their responsibilities. The Commission has called for explanations from key officials including the Director of General Education, the District Police Chief, the Deputy Director of Education in Thrissur, and the District Child Protection Officer.

This move follows heightened concerns over the safety and welfare of students participating in the State School Games in Thrissur.

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