RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — A tragic accident near High Court Chowk has claimed the lives of two individuals and left another in critical condition after a welding project went horribly wrong. An attorney and a welder were electrocuted while attempting to replace a signboard at a commercial plaza on Bostan Khan Road.
The incident unfolded when Advocate Chaudhry Ansar Wazir, a member of the Rawalpindi District Bar, sought assistance from Nasir Habib, a seasoned welder, and his son, Mubarak Nasir, to install a new sign for his office. While working on the rooftop, the trio inadvertently came into contact with high-voltage power lines, resulting in a fatal electric shock.
According to police reports, both Wazir and Habib were pronounced dead at the scene, while Mubarak Nasir sustained serious injuries. Authorities responded promptly to the emergency, dispatching Rescue 1122 teams along with police personnel, including Sub-Inspector Luqman Pasha from the Chaklala Police Post. The injured man was transported to a local hospital for urgent medical attention.
The incident has sent shockwaves throughout the local legal community, which has expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their colleagues and the tragic circumstances that led to it. The broader implications of workplace safety and the dangers associated with electrical work have also been highlighted in the wake of the accident.
As investigations continue, community leaders are calling for increased awareness regarding safety practices, especially in professional environments where workers may find themselves at risk. The event serves as a somber reminder of the hazards that can accompany routine tasks, particularly those involving electrical equipment.
This incident draws attention not just to the personal tragedies experienced by families and colleagues but also to the ongoing concerns surrounding workplace safety standards in various sectors.
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