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Another tragedy. Same pattern. Zero accountability. The Jabalpur boat disaster isn’t an “accident”, it’s a system failure. 1) No life jackets at boarding: passengers reportedly got them only when the boat was already sinking 2) Weather warnings ignored despite strong winds and visible risk 3) Crew negligence: survivors allege...

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