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
The Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has taken it upon itself to investigate alleged shortcomings in the organization of the State School Swimming Championship held in Thrissur. This move was prompted by reports of a roof collapse at the venue, which resulted in injuries to students and their parents. The Commission became aware of the situation through media reports that highlighted the challenges faced by students during the State School Games and the incident involving the swimming venue.
According to the Commission, multiple reports have pointed to significant lapses in the preparations for the sports event, suggesting a failure to provide adequate supervision and safety measures by those in charge. The Commission has directed inquiries to 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, requesting explanations for the reported negligence.
The incident has heightened concerns about the safety and basic amenities provided to students participating in the State School Games in Thrissur.
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