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Idara ya Trafiki Barabarani imetangaza kuanza ukaguzi wa kitaifa wa mabasi ya shule ili kuhakikisha shule zitakapofunguliwa, wanafunzi wasafiri salama kwenda na kurudi mashuleni.
Haya yanajiri siku chache baada ya ajali iliyoua wanafunzi 8 wa Shule ya Msingi King David na watu wazima huko Mikindani, Mtwara.
"Tunawataka wamiliki wote, mameneja na madereva wa shule zinazomiliki mabasi kuhakikisha wanaleta magari yao tayari kwa ukaguzi ...," inasomeka sehemu ya taarifa.
Taarifa hiyo pia ilibainisha kuwa hatua kali za kisheria zitachukuliwa dhidi ya wamiliki, madereva au mameneja wa shule ambao hawatazingatia matakwa hayo.
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Parents and school managers yesterday suggested ways to prevent accidents involving school buses.
Their suggestions come as the Police Force launched a nationwide inspection to prevent accidents that have been taking students’ lives while injuring others.
Road Traffic Department yesterday announced the national inspection of school buses to ensure that when schools reopen, students would transit safely to and from school.
This comes amid concerns regarding the road worthiness of some school buses reflecting the accident that killed eight pupils of King David Primary School and two adults recently in Mikindani, Mtwara.
The accident reminded Tanzanians of similar incidents involving school buses in the past, including one that claimed lives of dozens of pupils in Arusha in 2017.
“We want all the owners, managers and drivers of schools that own buses to ensure that they bring their vehicles ready for the inspection…,” reads part of the statement released yesterday, setting it as the start of the exercise.
Haya yanajiri siku chache baada ya ajali iliyoua wanafunzi 8 wa Shule ya Msingi King David na watu wazima huko Mikindani, Mtwara.
"Tunawataka wamiliki wote, mameneja na madereva wa shule zinazomiliki mabasi kuhakikisha wanaleta magari yao tayari kwa ukaguzi ...," inasomeka sehemu ya taarifa.
Taarifa hiyo pia ilibainisha kuwa hatua kali za kisheria zitachukuliwa dhidi ya wamiliki, madereva au mameneja wa shule ambao hawatazingatia matakwa hayo.
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Parents and school managers yesterday suggested ways to prevent accidents involving school buses.
Their suggestions come as the Police Force launched a nationwide inspection to prevent accidents that have been taking students’ lives while injuring others.
Road Traffic Department yesterday announced the national inspection of school buses to ensure that when schools reopen, students would transit safely to and from school.
This comes amid concerns regarding the road worthiness of some school buses reflecting the accident that killed eight pupils of King David Primary School and two adults recently in Mikindani, Mtwara.
The accident reminded Tanzanians of similar incidents involving school buses in the past, including one that claimed lives of dozens of pupils in Arusha in 2017.
“We want all the owners, managers and drivers of schools that own buses to ensure that they bring their vehicles ready for the inspection…,” reads part of the statement released yesterday, setting it as the start of the exercise.
