Law enforcement authorities in the Jizzakh region of Uzbekistan have identified two drivers of "Damas" vehicles, each of whom was transporting 28 kindergarten pupils. In total, the two vehicles were carrying 56 children.

Such transportation is a blatant violation of safety rules and the permissible number of passengers. Damas cars are not designed to carry so many children at once, posing a direct threat to their lives and health.

Law enforcement officials urged parents not to be indifferent to the safety of their own children and to pay special attention to compliance with safety requirements and the permissible number of passengers during transportation.

Similar violations have previously led to severe consequences. In particular, in the Andijan region, a driver of a "Tracker" vehicle, with 21 children in the cabin, was involved in a road traffic accident.

Moreover, a similar incident occurred in the Navoi region, where a driver of a "Matiz" car was transporting 14 children. As a result of the accident, the driver died, and the minors in the cabin received injuries of varying severity and were hospitalized.

These cases underscore the need for strict adherence to child transportation rules and increased oversight by parents and educational institutions.

Source: podrobno.uz