A consumer group in Sabah is calling for stricter policies and increased enforcement to combat power theft and meter vandalism, which are causing power disruptions and millions in losses for the state utility company. They emphasize the need for both federal and state governments to take action to prevent these crimes, which pose safety hazards and disrupt essential services. The group also urges utility providers to strengthen security measures around meters and electrical installations.
Serious issue: Rampant power theft s, which cause power disruptions and millions in losses, have been taking place in Sabah . — File photo
“These crimes not only disrupt essential services but also pose serious safety hazards to the public,” he said when contacted. “At the same time, utility providers must strengthen security features around meters and electrical installations to prevent vandalism and tampering,” he added.
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