Suraj ko Charagh
It’s around 630 in the evening. The sun is still out. A little overcast but the visibility is very good. Certainly no need to turn on the headlights. Yet, the street lights are lit up. Meanwhile, some neighborhood in the city is braving the power cuts.
well these may be odd but can u imagine the governer house or chief minister house without electricity.. probably no
so as long as we donot conserve this will be an issuefor all of us
mean while back here in the jamshed town…i was fortunate enough to enjoy the 3-D clouds coming from the west and quickly going over my head towards the east….and disappearing….it was truely mesmerizing…..
Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
its a very common sight.. street light and 400 X 20 watts flood lights at intersections turned on all day long… when municipal workers are forced to join government sponsored rallies then instead of doing their work then things like these are not surprising …
My dear Umar, not some but all neighbourhoods are experiencing power cuts.
But then again, the Club Road vicinity may just be the lucky one.
This is very common in Karachi, even residents often keep their lights on.
waisay wasiq tum sotay kab ho?? tumhari ghari mey kia baj raha hay??? kahni jet lag tu nahin?
haleem sahab,mobarak ho ap ne bhe ek adad onlnie ghar(blog) khareed lia :-)
is there some sort of schedule availabe that would highlight the approximate timings of loadshedding in specific areas thus allowing some concerned karachitttes to plan their days accordingly… there should be because if we’re suffering through the power outages at least we should know when it’s gonna hit us…
O C’mon KESC just wanted to make sure it’s never get darker in the city
lolz
Come on Umer, dont you know Karachi is called “city of lights”?
welcome to karachi
this is a lala land
we are observing a reverse time zone
and we do all the opposite ugly things
Adnan Bhai, bhut, bhut shukariya, nawazish….aab bhi kabhi tashreef laiaye humaray ghar….:-))
we are not a poor country , we never were…we’re just a poorly managed country.