A dialogue between two friends on frequent road accidents in our country

Rana: Hey Kamal, why the long face?

Rani: I just saw news of a tragic road accident.

Rana: Sadly, road accidents are a daily occurrence in our country.

Rani: Perhaps, but this particular incident really shook me up.

Rana: What happened in the accident?

Rani: A family of five died on the spot while on their way to attend a wedding party.

Rana: That's terrible! How did it happen?

Rani: A loaded truck collided with their car head-on near Satkhira town while they were driving towards Dhaka.

Rana: It's such a pity!

Rani: Can you shed some light on the reasons for frequent road accidents in our country?

Rana: Most accidents are caused by reckless driving, non-compliance with traffic rules, unfit vehicles, and poor road conditions.

Rani: And the narrow, broken, and unmetalled roads also contribute to many accidents.

Rana: How can we control and reduce the number of road accidents?

Rani: Firstly, we need to properly train our drivers. Unfit and unlicensed vehicles should be banned from the roads, and drivers should be made to follow traffic rules.

Rana: Additionally, we need to improve the conditions of our roads and enforce strict laws against speeding and overtaking.

Rani: It's also important to raise public awareness about traffic rules and signals.

Rana: Absolutely right. If we take these measures, we can undoubtedly reduce the number of road accidents.

Rani: It's our collective responsibility to raise awareness in the public domain. Shall we take our position in the human chain now?

Rana: Yes, let's do it. We can't afford to be late.

Rani: Thank you very much.

Rana: You're welcome. Let's make sure our efforts today help bring about change.