Respect the deceased: Celebs, Pakistanis urge people to stop sharing videos of Murree incident


In a heartbreaking incident, at least 19 tourists stranded in their vehicles succumbed to the extreme weather during a snowstorm in Murree on Friday night, said Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid on Saturday

According to the minister who arrived in Murree to monitor the rescue operation, hundreds of vehicles were stranded in Murree whereas over 23,000 vehicles have been rescued

The tragic incident was brought to attention after several posts and videos about the same started circulating on social media

Many took to Twitter and expressed sorrow over the loss of innocent lives, while others criticised authorities for not rescuing the tourists in time

However, many tweeps condemned people who are sharing heartwrenching videos from the tourist site

Some heartless idiot has filmed & shared the video of frozen bodies in Murree

Please do not RT or share it further

Show some goddamn respect to the deceased

— Maria Memon (@Maria_Memon) January 8, 2022 Please stop people from posting videos on the Internet

Put trigger warnings if you're gonna share pictures and videos of dead bodies

I don't want them on my TL

#Murree — perpetually tired (@naheinyaar) January 8, 2022 Please don't freaking share videos from tragic Murree incident

How insensitive have you people become who share such videos

May Allah grant the deceased a place in Jannah and give patience to their loved ones to bear such an irreparable loss

Ameen

— Salman ๐Ÿด (@SalmanJpt) January 8, 2022 Please don’t share videos of the families losing their lives stuck in Murree snowfall

It’s more than traumatising seeing small children and families like this

Also whoever’s reading this, PLEASE STAY HOME, RISKING YOUR LIFE IS NO FUN

— ๐Ÿ‰ (@eightyffive) January 8, 2022 Request for some empathy and compassion; Let’s not share videos of deceased tourists ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ Prayers and thoughts with families of deceased and with tourists stranded in the snow; may your ordeal be over soon #Murree — Ayesha Raza Farooq (@AyeshaRaza13) January 8, 2022 Please don't share videos of the people who have passed away in murree, it's traumatizing for a lot of people and highly inappropriate, don't share such stuff, pray for their maghfirah and ease for the people who are stuck there in this plight, jazaak'Allah Khair — โฆ ุฎูŠุฑ โฆ Ahsen (@allahhadayatday) January 8, 2022 People who are sharing & retweeting videos of people/families dead in cars, for God's sake show some humanity & empathy

You can just share the car number & other details

What if one of their family members browsing & watch it? Stop this nonsense right now

#Murree — Moeed Ali Khan (@KalashanKlopp) January 8, 2022 Please do not share videos of frozen bodies in Murree

Show some goddamn respect to the deceased

Please๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™#Murree — Anika Fayyaz (@anikasatti577) January 8, 2022 Many celebs, too, were heartbroken over the incident

Please pray for departed souls …Receiving sad and disturbing videos of Muree and Galyat

Around 20 people (local tourists) including women and children have died due to extreme weather conditions

Aur jo wahan hain ALLAH pak madad farmaye aur apni amaan mey rakhay ameen — Faysal Quraishi (@faysalquraishi) January 8, 2022 Murree ๐Ÿ’” — MEESHA SHAFI (@itsmeeshashafi) January 8, 2022 ๐Ÿ’”๐Ÿ’”๐Ÿ’” — Saba Hamid(wear a mask)๐Ÿ˜ท๐Ÿ˜ท๐Ÿ˜ท (@Sabhamid) January 8, 2022 Woke up to extremely disturbing news coming from #Murree Please do not share the disturbing videos

May Allah protect us all and give sabr to the families who have lost their loved ones

— Mustafa Zahid (@Mustafology) January 8, 2022 I am heartbroken to see images from Murree

My thoughts and prayers go out to the families who lost their loved ones

Please check travel advisory before traveling in extreme weather conditions ๐Ÿ’” — Saba Qamar (@s_qamarzaman) January 8, 2022 Punjab government has imposed an emergency in the region, declaring it a calamity-hit area, amid fears the death toll may increase

Read Plan afoot to keep Muree roads snow-free Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has ordered the government guest houses in the area to give refuge to the stranded tourists

Emergency has been declared in all the important departments including police, administration, Rescue 1122, and hospitals, Radio Pakistan reported

Buzdar said that evacuating the stranded tourists is the top priority of the government, adding that the tourists are being provided with necessary relief items, including food supplies

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Date:09-Jan-2022 Reference:View Original Link