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The Parliamentary Services and Transportation Committee, led by Ayman Al-Baddadwa, is examining the issue of student transportation following the tragic death of child Elias in Zarqa, which resulted from him being left inside an unlicensed bus. The committee plans to invite the Minister of Education and the Minister of Transportation next week to discuss the reasons behind contracting with unqualified buses, establish the principles and licensing regulations, and emphasize the need to organize school transportation systematically. This should prevent arbitrary contracts and incorporate modern oversight tools, such as cameras, to ensure students' safety. The incident has prompted the committee to take action to improve monitoring procedures and regulate school transportation more strictly. Al-Baddadwa confirmed that accountability for such accidents relates to the contracts between schools and bus drivers, and called for enhanced self-regulation of the buses and increased caution in transportation agreements, with the aim of preventing the recurrence of such tragic events.
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