K-Electric has issued safety guidelines for citizens in Karachi ahead of Eid ul-Azha, advising people not to tie sacrificial animals to electricity poles.
The power utility also urged the public to avoid tying animals near transformers and other electrical installations during Eid. In its advisory, the company warned against using water close to electrical infrastructure.
K-Electric further advised citizens not to place decorative items on electricity poles and wires and to maintain a safe distance from power infrastructure while performing sacrifices. The company also warned against illegal power connections, saying such practices can pose serious safety risks.
A spokesperson said electrical installations in cattle markets should be set up according to safety standards, while any dangerous electricity related situation should be reported immediately by calling 118.
According to K-Electric, special teams have been placed on alert to deal with any emergency situations during Eid holidays.
Eid ul-Azha 2026: leaves of local government staff cancelled
Ahead of Eid ul-Azha 2026 holidays, the Punjab Local Government Department has issued special instructions to make sure of cleanliness, security, and proper arrangements across the province during the festive days.
According to the department, temporary cattle sale points across Punjab will be fully active by Sunday. In addition to this, strict action will be taken against the sale of sacrificial animals on roadsides.
The Suthra Punjab Authority and waste management companies will remain active throughout Eid ul-Azha. Leaves of local government staff have been cancelled to make sure of smooth operations.
Citizens will also be provided with biodegradable waste bags on time for the proper disposal of animal waste. Awareness camps will also be set up in every union council to guide the public on cleanliness and safety measures during the Eid days.
The authorities have also said that the central and district level control rooms will continue to work during the holidays. People who are throwing animal waste on roads or into drains will also face fines.
Officials have further directed authorities to make sure parking, water, and other basic facilities at cattle sale points across the province.
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