Many people use their mobile flashlight while walking at night in dark streets, villages, colonies, or during power cuts. While focusing on the flashlight and phone, they often fail to notice potholes, open drains, uneven roads, hanging wires, or vehicles properly.
The flashlight angle keeps changing while walking, reducing visibility and increasing the chances of accidents. Elderly people and children are at higher risk of slipping or falling. During rainy seasons, water-filled potholes become harder to identify.
This issue is common in areas with poor street lighting and affects public safety regularly.