Yes I agree with what you say as well, however as I said the parents and other loved ones of the victims were always aware of the cameras and media people and never objected to their presence at all. BDW my husband attended the funerals of the fire fighters,the kids and the lady as well, and at all times whilst there were cameramen around, no one shoved them away or showed any discomfort with them being around at all.
Along with all the news coverage,the pics captured by various cameramen including our TB of the terrible event itself,and all the images and words of the bereaved, be them of the Weekes family, or the dad of the three kids who perished, or even the pics of lil Umar's(Raheemulllah)dad, they all served in generating much public interest and outcry resulting in at least some action being taken.
From what I hear investigations into the fire are still continuing. But here again I feel it's up to the people and the media to continue to show interest in the developments of the investigations in order to make sure things are not swept underneath the proverbial carpet, and whatever dues are payed in fullest.

DD:Thank you, habibthy. I do try hard to be this way.