Islamabad, July 3 -- The head of the inquiry committee investigating the recent drowning tragedy in Swat river in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province informed the Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Thursday that several government departments were found to have shown negligence in the incident, as reported by Geo News.

As per Geo News, during a hearing, officials involved in the probe appeared before the court to present the latest findings related to the drowning of tourists in the Swat River.

The inquiry chairman stated that clear signs of departmental negligence had surfaced. In response, PHC Chief Justice Mohammad Ibrahim Khan directed that all individuals responsible for the lapses be identified without delay, as reported by Geo News....