15/05/2026
Special Request to Everyone
Electrical Safety Precautions During Storms and Floods
1. Stay away from fallen electric poles and broken power lines.
2. Immediately report damaged electrical wires or transformers to the electricity department.
3. Never touch electrical wires, switches, or appliances with wet hands.
4. Do not attempt electrical repairs yourself during storms or floods.
5. If floodwater enters your home, switch off the main power supply immediately.
6. Move livestock to a safe place away from electric poles, wires, or waterlogged areas.
7. If a live wire falls into water, do not allow people or animals near it.
8. Avoid using electrical appliances during thunderstorms.
9. Keep children and livestock away from flooded areas where electricity may still be present.
10. Never operate electrical appliances while standing in water.
11. In emergencies, use rubber shoes and a dry wooden stick for protection.
12. During lightning storms, unplug televisions, refrigerators, computers, and other devices.
13. Keep emergency lights, torches, and batteries ready in advance.
14. Do not take shelter near electric poles or transformers during storms.
15. Do not use wet or damaged electrical wires.
16. Do not operate electric motors or water pumps in waterlogged areas.
17. If water enters the electric meter box, inform the electricity department immediately.
18. Do not tie livestock beneath electrical connections during rainstorms.
19. During lightning, avoid standing in open fields, under large trees, or near electric poles.
20. If someone is electrocuted, switch off the power supply before helping them.
21. Follow all safety instructions issued by local authorities and the electricity department.
22. After floodwaters recede, have all electrical connections and appliances checked by a qualified electrician.
Emergency Warning
Electricity and water together are extremely dangerous. Ensure the safety of yourself, your family, and your livestock.
Awareness Message
Awareness and caution are the most effective ways to prevent accidents during storms and floods.