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As the anniversary of the deadly Farfan Street fire approaches, the family of the late D’abadie/O’Meara (now Malabar/Mausica) MP Lisa Morris-Julian is appealing to the Government for full access to the official investigative report, insisting transparency is critical for accountability and closure.
The appeal follows comments by Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander in a daily newspaper, in which he said Cabinet agreed not to make the report public to avoid re-traumatising the family. Alexander also disclosed that fire officers involved in the incident were exonerated by the investigation.
But Morris-Julian’s sister, Jozanne, said the family wants full disclosure of the circumstances surrounding the deaths of her sister and her two children.
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