Fourteen children died in the PIMS incident. The plea of ​​a mother.

The screams of the fifteen innocent children who perished from burns at PIMS Hospital and the wails of that grieving mother are a slap in the face of our callous system. On one hand, there is a mother whose entire world has been shattered; on the other, the arrogant "VIP protocol" culture of our bureaucracy shows no signs of abating. Hospitals—places meant to sustain children's lives—lack even basic firefighting equipment and amenities, yet the budget never falls short when it comes to the luxurious vehicles and lavish lifestyles of these officials. Public amenities dwindle as the salaries and perks of judges and bureaucrats continue to rise; what could be a more agonizing contradiction? There is a harrowing connection between these two images.