Relatives of victims killed in a building collapse are calling for accountability, insisting they had repeatedly warned authorities about severe roof leaks before the tragedy. Survivors and family members allege that their concerns were ignored, raising serious questions about safety oversight and whether negligence contributed to the disaster. With demands for justice growing, officials now face mounting pressure to address the failures that led to the loss of dozens of lives. The case has reignited debates over building inspections and emergency response protocols in densely populated areas.
Families demand justice for the 35 people killed; relatives say they had warned that the roof was leaking.
