Keeping lights on, even in red areas


By D. RAJRJ DEVAN

TNB technicians (From left) Saharuddin, Mohd Adil and Japar are ready for their next mission.

THE three men were worried sick as they drove towards the village. They had talked about this before starting out, but still, the fear was palpable.

The place was crawling with cops. The men were stopped and had to tell the police of their mission. They were waved through.

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