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“It is one unfortunate but serious lapse which needs to be investigated but schools generally have strict measures in place to ensure safety of children. Outsiders are not allowed, students can’t go outside, these are general practices. Whether an outsider was involved (in the Gurgaon case) or someone who was already inside is a matter of investigation.
“Generalising the opinion that schools do not have enough safety measures in place would be unfair,” said a member of the National Progressive Schools’ Conference, an association of over 1,000 private schools in the national capital.
Greenfields Public School’s Pratigya Mehta said, “There are already laid down rules, we as human beings also would not let any kid’s safety be comprised but accidents like this should be taken as lessons to be extra careful.”
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