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At least 134 people killed and many more still missing when the British-era suspension bridge in Morbi, Saurashtra, collapsed.
Digital Desk: Images of the repair work have given the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party fuel to attack the BJP ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the civil hospital in Morbi, Gujarat, where victims of the suspension bridge collapse are being hospitalized.
Congress said that all preparations are being made to ensure that the prime minister will be portrayed well in the alleged photos of the civil hospital reconstruction.
Congress wrote, "They are not ashamed! ", referring to the repair work as an "event of a tragedy." They are getting ready for an event even though several people died."
AAP's official Twitter account posted a video of the hospital's walls being painted before Modi's arrival.
Note: (As per reports, till now it's unable to properly confirm the reality of the pictures and videos.)
The Morbi Civil Hospital is being painted overnight to prevent the building's bad condition from being revealed during PM Modi's picture session tomorrow, according to AAP in Hindi. "141 people have killed, hundreds are missing, and the real criminals are still at large, yet the BJP has to stage photo ops to distract from the truth."
The disaster that occurred in Morbi town in the Saurashtra area on Sunday night when the suspension bridge from the British era collapsed claimed at least 134 lives.
According to authorities, the preliminary investigation determined that several maintenance concerns, as well as technical and structural faults, were the primary causes of the disaster.
While addressing the media, Ashok Kumar Yadav, Rajkot Range IG, stated "our early inquiry has indicated that technical and structural faults, including (lack of) certification as well as some maintenance difficulties, were responsible for the catastrophe."
Late on Monday night, PM Modi presided over a high-level review conference on the collapse of the Morbi bridge and urged officials to offer all assistance possible to people affected by the disaster, according to a news agency. All elements of the tragedy were examined as the Prime Minister was informed of the relief and rescue efforts undertaken at the accident scene.
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