KARACHI: The Jinnah International Airport Karachi plunged into darkness after a short circuit resulted in sudden power breakdown, ARY News reported.
According to Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) spokesperson, the short circuit occurred near the power tunnel basement terminal building at 5 pm.
The electricity supply suspended at domestic satellite area however the power supply has been restored now and the operational lights are also functional.
The spokesperson stated that all the flight operations at Jinnah International Airport are going on without any disruption.
Earlier, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) decided to impose a ban and fines on smoking and the use of all kinds of tobacco at the Karachi airport.
The CAA issued a circular to notify a ban on smoking and the use of all tobacco products including pan, chalia and gutka on the premises of Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport.
The airport manager said that the ban will be taken into effect on November 6. The circular was issued to notify the employees of the CAA, airlines and all other companies.
The CAA warned of strict action against the violators and the entry passes of those employees would be suspended who were found using tobacco products or smoking.
