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Question 50

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Statement: Engineers have found a deep crack in a pillar of the old footbridge at Devpur station and say the bridge may not be safe to use.

Courses of action:

I. The footbridge should be closed to the public until it is inspected and repaired.

II. Passengers should be directed to the station's other footbridge in the meantime.

Which courses of action follow?

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer D

Correct answer: D

Explanation

  1. I follows: engineers say the bridge may be unsafe, and people's lives are at risk. Closing it until repair is strong but proportionate to that danger.

  2. II follows: once the bridge is closed, passengers still need to cross, and sending them to the other footbridge is practical.

  3. Both I and II follow.

Worth noting

A closure looks extreme, which is the trap. When the problem is a danger to life, a temporary closure is the proportionate step.

Concept
A strong step can be proportionate to a serious problem
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