More than 24 hours after the devastating SCB ICU fire, the silence is louder than the tragedy itself. 12 Lives were lost, families shattered, yet accountability remains missing.

Ritualistic visits, compensation announcements, and condolences cannot substitute responsibility. Why no exemplary action yet? Why has no resignation followed such a grave lapse? This pattern of impunity is deeply troubling. When tragedies fail to trigger consequences, they risk becoming routine.

As a society, we must confront an uncomfortable truth: are we normalizing negligence and losing our moral urgency? The time to demand answers is now.