Question

letter to an editor to the accidents caused by talking over cell phones at the time of crossing the roads or driving

Answer 1

H.12

Chandigarh.

To

            The Editor,

            The Tribune,

            Chandigarh.

Sir,

            Kindly allow me to ventilate my views regarding the harm being done by the cell phone to the students, in your esteemed daily.

            There is no denying the fact that the 21st century is an age of Information Technology and of late there has been an explosion in its global proliferation. And India has not lagged behind to ride this wave-though it is a boon for the society but certain aspects of it are decidedly harmful. Take the case of cell phones. While this telecommunication revolution has made communication very easy and made base telephony redundant, it has also created many hazards. Not to speak of traffic hazards, it has taken the student community by storm. You can observe students of all ages flaunting their cell phones at every pretext. This virus has even entered the classrooms. The students pay less attention to their lectures but more to cell phone-talk with their girl-friends/boy-friends. Even while driving their vehicles they are seen absorbed in their cell phonic talk. 
So please write it on your new paper

Answer 2

The Editor

National Daily

ITO, New Delhi

110030

Date- 3rd January 2019

Subject- Letter concerning the accidents caused by talking over cell phones.

Sir,

Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper I would like to draw the attention of the concerned authority towards the  accidents caused by talking over cell phones at the time of crossing the roads or driving. One of the important steps towards being safe in this world is to take preventive measures. Most of the accidents tend to happen because of unsafe driving. In order to prevent oneself and others from becoming prey to accidents, one needs to follow certain rules. Traffic rules are the most important rule which every person should follow. Learning to drive at proper age should also be taken into consideration. Underage children should not be allowed to drive. One should always stay calm while driving and not use mobile phones while driving. Using helmets is one of the easiest ways of preventing accidents. Hence, to remain safe these rules should be followed. I hope through your newspaper this information will be spread to many people.

Thanking you in anticipation.

Yours truly

Aruna

A concerned citizen