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What do you do if you notice an electrical hazard?
Switch off and unplug: If it's safe to do so, turn off and unplug any electrical item that you think poses a risk.
Avoid Contact: Stay away from any exposure to water near electrical appliances, open wires, or sockets. Keep everyone, especially children, away from the area.
Inform Responsible and Relevant Authorities: Notify those responsible for the building or if it's in a public area, relevant authorities. In a workplace, inform your manager or health and safety officer.
Contact a Qualified Electrician: Seek professional help from a licensed electrician to examine and address the hazard. Do not attempt to resolve the issue yourself, electrical work can be dangerous and should be left to the professionals.
Prevention: Regular inspections and maintenance by qualified electricians can help deter potential electrical hazards.
Remember that it is always better to be safe than risk injury or even death in the case of serious electrical hazards.