Kerala SHRC directs RDO probe into ride collapse at amusement park
The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has ordered an investigation into a ride collapse at Happy Land amusement park that injured 14 people. The probe will be conducted by the Revenue Divisional Officer, who must report back within three weeks. The commission is also seeking clarification on the park's licensing and safety measures.
- ▪The ride collapse occurred on May 28, injuring 14 individuals.
- ▪The commission has directed a detailed investigation into the incident.
- ▪The District Collector must submit a report based on the RDO's findings within three weeks.
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The Kerala State Human Rights Commission (KSHRC) has directed the Thiruvananthapuram District Collector to initiate a probe by the Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) into a ride collapse at Happy Land amusement park in the city on May 28 that left 14 people injured.Taking suo motu action on the basis of newspaper reports, commission chairperson Alexander Thomas said notice should be issued to the park management, panchayat secretary and the station house officer concerned, and a site visit must be conducted and detailed report prepared.Reasons for the accident, whether the park has received the panchayat’s licence, details of those injured, steps to prevent repeat of such accidents, and whether the swimming pool at the park can be used should be investigated.The District Collector, on the…
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