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Energy Commission probes into K’tan flood electrocution case

Investigation begins on incident involving three sisters killed while wading through waters in Tumpat

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 20 Dec 2022 9:57PM

Energy Commission probes into K’tan flood electrocution case
The Energy Commission has said that it is conducting an investigation to identify the cause of an electrocution incident in which three sisters were killed while wading through floodwaters in Tumpat, Kelantan yesterday. – Pixabay pic, December 20, 2022

PUTRAJAYA – The Energy Commission is conducting an investigation to identify the cause of the incident in which three sisters were electrocuted while wading through floodwaters in Tumpat, Kelantan yesterday.

“The Energy Commission is very sympathetic and saddened by the incident and offers its condolences to the families of the victims.

“If it is found that there had been negligence or wrongdoing by any party, legal action may be taken under the Electricity Supply Act 1990 (Act 447) and the Electricity Regulations 1994,” it sad in a statement today.

The incident happened in Kg Bendang Surau near Morak.

The commission also advised the public to always be careful of the risk of electric shocks from current leakage that may occur around homes, especially during the rainy season and floods that are hitting the country now.

“The public is also advised to always observe the residential environment and report immediately to the electricity supply utility if there are any irregularities in electrical installations, such as torn electrical wire insulation and so on,” according to the statement. – Bernama, December 20, 2022

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