In many neighbourhoods, electric wires and utility cables hang too low, cross lanes dangerously, or remain loosely tied near houses, shops, and public pathways. In some places, broken insulation, tangled wiring, and open junction boxes increase the risk of electric shock, short circuits, fire, and accidental contact. Children playing nearby, street vendors, pedestrians, and workers are especially vulnerable. The issue becomes more severe during rain, wind, or repair work. This is a visible but often ignored local hazard that affects daily safety and can quickly turn into a serious emergency.