Five killed, several injured in rain related incidents in Karachi

HeadlinesFive killed, several injured in rain related incidents in Karachi

Five killed, several injured in rain related incidents in Karachi

KARACHI, Pakistan: At least five persons have lost their lives while several others have sustained injuries in rain related incidents in Karachi.

As a result of electrocution, two persons lost their lives in Buffer Zone area of the city while a man died in Metroville area of Karachi’s Site area after a wall collapsed on him.

Similarly, a woman and two children died when a wall fell on them in the Naval Colony.

The K-Electric spokesman said that power supply has been disrupted after feeders tripped due to heavy rain. He said that efforts are underway to restore power supply at the earliest.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson of the ministry of water and power said that electricity is being provided to all districts of Sindh from the national grid. He said that K-Electric is being supplied electricity as per its quota.

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