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Q: Did you see any arms or empties lying on the scene of the incident?
A: No.
Q: Did you make entry in the "Roznamcha" when you reported for duty on
that day?
A: No.
Earlier two engineers from the KESC were also examined about the reported
power breakdown at the mortuary of JPMC. The witnesses were Rafique
Ahmed Khanzada, 46, superintending engineer; and Naveed Iqbal, 30,
assistant executive engineer. Both the witnesses, while answering questions
from the tribunal, deposed that at past midnight a message was received
from the wireless operator of DC (South) about the power breakdown at the
mortuary and the call had been made by the SDM Preedy. They said a squad
had been sent to JPMC to check the system and it was reported back to them
that the supply was normal at the KESC's end and if there was any problem,
it was at the Pak PWD end, because the electricity supplied to the hospital in
bulk and the internal distribution is the responsibility of Pak PWD. At this
stage the tribunal rose for a brief break, but it did not resume its sitting and
fixed the hearing for Tuesday at 11 am.
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