KOTA KINABALU: Members of the public have been reminded not to repair or carry out any activities on or near any of Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd’s (SESB) utilities, especially its substations.
SESB senior general manager Idris Mohd Noor said any form of activities in these areas could pose a safety hazard.
He said this following a recent viral TikTok video showing some alleged burial sites under the SESB power lines in the city here.
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