At slightest 4 killed, energy lines outing as fog persists
LAHORE: Four people have been killed and 44 harmed in smog-related accidents in Hafizabad, Rahim Yar Khan, Kashmore and Gujranwala.
In Pindi Bhattian tehsil of Hafizabad district, a speeding automobile plunged into a drain. Subsequently, one chairman was killed while another was injured.
On Kala Bagh Road in Mianwali, a propagandize outpost and lorry collided due to low visibility, according to rescue sources. The collision left many schoolchildren injured.
Seven dead, over 45 harmed in smog-related incidents over dual days
Smog has caused disruptions in flights, highway trade and led to tripping of energy plants heading to increasing electricity load-shedding in a country
A outpost strike a tree in Muslim Kot, Bhakkar, withdrawal 3 injured, rescue officials said.
The same series of people was harmed when a lorry strike a outpost in Chichawatni.
Five, including dual children, were harmed when dual motorbikes collided in Jahanian, Khanewal.
Besides highway accidents, the supply of electricity to many areas has been influenced as energy lines have been tripping due to a unenlightened smog.
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A sum of 1,750 megawatt of electricity shortfall was reported after a high delivery lines of Guddu Thermal Power Plant tripped.
Larkana, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Rahim Yar Khan, Jaffarabad and many areas of Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan were but electricity for over 12 hours before maintenance teams were means to correct a delivery lines on Monday evening.
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Residents of several tools of Punjab continue to face health and commutation problems as fog engulfs many tools of a province, including province’s collateral Lahore.