Who Is to Blame for Deadly School Roof Collapse in Peshawar?

News Desk 

PESHAWAR: An inquiry into the deadly roof collapse at a school in Dera Colony, Peshawar, has identified those responsible for the tragedy that claimed the lives of 33 children and a female teacher earlier this month.

The incident occurred in early October 2026 when the school’s roof suddenly collapsed, resulting in a devastating loss of life. According to ARY News, the inquiry report identified negligence and inadequate safety measures as key factors behind the disaster.

The findings have renewed concerns about the structural safety of educational institutions across Pakistan and raised questions about the enforcement of building safety standards in schools.

Parents and members of the local community have called for accountability and urgent measures to prevent similar tragedies. The incident has also intensified demands for improved school infrastructure, regular safety inspections, and stricter enforcement of building regulations.

Authorities are expected to hold a press conference to share the inquiry’s findings and explain the proposed measures for accountability and reform. The government faces growing pressure to strengthen safety regulations and ensure that schools across the country provide secure learning environments for students and teachers.

According to ARY News, the inquiry report identified negligence and inadequate safety measures as key factors behind the disaster.