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That seems really lenient to let him off the hook,it's no wonder why Bus drivers in Samoa are wreckless in the sense that the bus is usually overcrowded to the point where people are practically hanging out the door and sitting on each other,and also it doesn't help when some Bus drivers are speeding.
This tragedy is one that could have been avoided if the bus driver was more considerate and aware that he is responsible for all the lives that are on the bus and so he should have been driving accordingly!
My heart goes out to the families who lost their loved ones and a good recovery for all those who were injured including that negligent bus driver.
Those wooden buses aren't safe,maybe the Samoan Government should invest some of that $640million into getting better buses and making it compulsory for bus drivers to take the bus course.
Better yet how about limiting the number of people that can be on a bus,maybe get more buses out there so that people don't have to wait ages for the next one,hence squeezing their way on an overcrowded bus Just some suggestions..
where samoa is moving up in other areas and Technology,it seems the public transport authorities have not done much in the last 20yrs or so...