Editorial
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| Alarming Figures | | | | An official analysis has revealed that in the first 7 months of 2026, eighty-eight people have died in injured in 699 accidents road accidents in four Jammu districts whereas over 1,000 have sustained injuries. These are alarming figures.
Behind these numbers are families that have lost breadwinners, children who have lost parents, and individuals who may carry permanent physical and emotional scars.
What makes the situation particularly worrying is that these tragedies are occurring despite repeated road-safety awareness campaigns and strict action against traffic violations. Clearly, awareness alone is not proving sufficient. The continuing loss of lives suggests that road safety needs | |
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