Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Shamima Muslim has called for stronger road safety rules across the country.
She wants emergency services to respond more quickly to accidents.
Muslim also made a direct appeal to the person responsible for a recent hit-and-run incident.
She urged the suspect to surrender to the police immediately.
This call follows concerns about the handling of emergency cases and road safety protocols.
The spokesperson stated that improvements are needed to prevent future tragedies.
Her statements highlight the importance of accountability in road incidents.
The call aims to encourage a swift resolution to the hit-and-run case and prompt broader safety improvements.