Karachi (HRNW) — Two Civil Defence officers have been dismissed from service following allegations of negligence and corruption in connection with the Gul Plaza tragedy.
According to officials, the allegations against the two officers were proven, including failure to conduct mandatory fire-safety audits and preparation of backdated inspection reports.
The officers were subsequently terminated from service following departmental proceedings.
The action highlights concerns over the enforcement of fire-safety regulations and the responsibility of officials tasked with ensuring public safety.
Further accountability measures may follow as authorities continue reviewing possible lapses and violations associated with the tragedy.
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This report is based on information provided by relevant authorities. Allegations and disciplinary findings remain subject to applicable legal and administrative procedures.
