Electricity supply disruption is a common problem in the state
Updated 5 years ago · Published on 19 Sep 2020 11:00AM
Electric cables hanging above water at Kg Numbak in Kota Kinabalu. – The Vibes pic, September 19, 2020
by Sairien Nafis
Energy and Natural Resources Minister Datuk Shamsul Anuar Nasarah visiting Kg Numbak to understand the electricity supply during his visit. – The Vibes pic, September 19, 2020A boy passing by some tangled electric cables in Kg Numbak. – The Vibes pic, September 19, 2020Kg Numbak residents are faced with dangerous cable wiring just to ensure that they have power supply. – The Vibes pic, September 19, 2020Energy and Natural Resources Minister Datuk Shamsul Anuar Nasarah looking at the illegal electrical wiring during his visit to Kg Numbak on Thursday. – The Vibes pic, September 19, 2020Squatter village Kg Numbak is one of the many areas near Kota Kinabalu without basic infrastructure. – The Vibes pic, September 19, 2020
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