PN calls for urgent Parliamentary discussion on road safety
The Nationalist Party calls for discussion on road safety in Parliamentary Social Affairs Committee.
Recent traffic accidents, including a fatal accident last week are a cause of concern, the PN said.
Earlier this week, newly elected MP Tony Bezzina brought up the issue during a Parliamentary Social Affairs Committee meeting and argued that the committee should discuss in detail road safety.
He also called on the committee to identify measures, which could improve road safety and reduce accidents.
Insisting that the issue should be discussed urgently by the Parliamentary committee, the PN stressed that it would not "remain passive" because human life is above partisan politics.
Pointing out that the government has so far failed to take any concrete action, the PN said it had brought up the subject because "everybody should be committed and involved in implementing measures to reduce traffic accidents."
"This can be achieved by carrying out the necessary studies and involve experts to make our roads safer at the earliest and ensure that the measures introduced by previous administrations are strengthened without cutting expenses in such areas."