11 people die from electrocution during July rains across Pakistan: NEPRA

The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has reported that 11 people lost their lives due to electrocution during the heavy July monsoon rains across Pakistan.

📍 Key Details

  • Most incidents were linked to unsafe or exposed electricity wires and poles during downpours.

  • Major cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Faisalabad reported the highest number of such cases.

  • NEPRA expressed “serious concern” over the lack of safety measures by distribution companies.

⚠️ Accountability

  • Notices have been issued to power distribution companies (DISCOs) and K-Electric.

  • NEPRA has demanded an urgent audit of safety compliance, particularly in urban flood-prone areas.

đź”’ Public Safety

Authorities have urged citizens to:

  • Stay away from electric poles, wires, and transformers during rains.

  • Report exposed wires and damaged infrastructure immediately.

  • Avoid unnecessary movement in waterlogged areas.

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