Children are being forced to use a precarious iron ladder to cross a river. This ladder is attached to an unfinished bridge and spans about 20 feet high. The situation becomes even more hazardous during monsoon season when the river swells.
The National Human Rights Commission has taken notice of this issue and is seeking a report. Dozens of children from nearby settlements are affected by this situation, as they must use the ladder to reach their schools.
Further details about this situation are available from the source, including the specific area where the unfinished bridge is located and the actions being taken by the National Human Rights Commission.
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