Karachi Monsoon: Who is in charge of the present loss of life during the rains?

During the ongoing downpours in Karachi, at any rate 18 individuals, the majority of them kids, were executed because of lightning brought about by open wires and shafts. 

The 29-year-old Saad, 29, in Paposh Nagar, rode his three nephews on a bike when they drew nearer to home. They advised the kids to go to the walkway and began to remove bicycles from the water themselves. 

As per Saad's more youthful sibling, Najam, 12-year-old Mohammad Hassan was struck by the electric shaft of K-Electric, a power supply organization. When he began to run, Mohammad Saqlain, who was available, grabbed hold of him and he excessively fell into the current. While the young lady asked away from the stun. 

Individuals began yelling that the children were reviling. 

As per Najam, the group of Sahad heard the commotion of the family and fled from the kids and stunned the kids however the lightning got them. He passed on there while two of the three kids were taken to the emergency clinic following a few hours. 

Open electric wire and the Khumbu 's 

As per Najam, seven days before the downpours, the electric staff was introducing an electric shaft with exposed wires. The Ahl-e-Mohalla restricted them that in the event that it rained, the current in the shafts would descend, however the staff did not concur and the wires were isolated from the posts by just a bit of wood. 

Najam says he likewise has video recording of the day as proof in which individuals' electric staff are continually saying that the flow will come. 

Most of the losses in the downpours and the fallout are kids who were playing in the roads. Among them are Muhammad Naz and Abir, North Nazimabad Block L. 

Mohammad Ahmed's cousin Mahesh told the BBC that Ahmed and Abir were riding bikes on the electric post and were struck by the flow. 

"The two remained there for 90 minutes, during which the family and relatives called the electrics, yet nobody came," said Edhi Foundation volunteers. 

As indicated by Mahesh, the wires had been close to the posts for quite a while and the Ahlul Mohalla likewise griped a few times, however they were not expelled.