Showbiz Personalities React to Power/Electricity Breakdown in the Country
The power outage across Pakistan last night tripped the entire transmission, transmission, and distribution system of 22,000 MW, causing darkness in cities and areas of Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The power transmission system is undergoing gradual restoration work following a sudden overnight power outage across the country due to a sudden zero frequency, but a large portion is still without power. While people across the country reacted to the power breakdown, showbiz personalities were also seen expressing their views.
Singer Momina Mustehsan also reacted in a tweet on the social networking site Twitter. In her tweet, she wrote in a humorous manner that there is a problem in our wires, while the singer added in her tweet that apart from jokes, I hope everyone is safe.
“The Fault in Our Taars” 😂 #blackout #electricity lol. Jokes apart, hope everyone is staying safe.
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) January 9, 2021
Actress Zara Noor Abbas said, "Come on, my Bigg Boss episode is not being downloaded on this network." Not even Wi-Fi. Today was Evacuation Day man.
Chalou jee! Mera Big Boss ka episode bhi download naheen horaha iss network per. WiFi bhi naheen.
— Zara Noor Abbas Siddiqui (@ZaraNoorAbbas) January 9, 2021
Aj eviction day tha yaaar! #Blackout
She said in another tweet that her iPhone was running out of battery.
IPHONE BATTERY IS DYINGGGGG 😭 BIG BOSSSSS!! 😭😭😭😭
— Zara Noor Abbas Siddiqui (@ZaraNoorAbbas) January 9, 2021
Actor Noor Hassan shared a humorous tweet that Pakistan was not working properly. WAPDA is switching off and on.
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Also, morning show host and actress Shaista Lodhi tweeted that please pray for those who are currently on ventilators. She also hoped that every hospital in Pakistan would have power supply backup in the meantime.
Meanwhile, please pray for all those who are currently on ventilators. I hope every hospital in Pakistan has adequate power supply backup during this time.#blackout#electricity
— Dr. Shaista Lodhi (@IamShaistaLodhi) January 9, 2021
