Special task force to tackle power supply woes in Sabah


KOTA KINABALU: A task force is expected to be formed on Wednesday (May 24) to coordinate and tackle power failure problems in Sabah as the state grapples with electricity supply shortage due to increased demand during the hot spell.

Energy Commission chief executive officer Datuk Razib Dawood (pic) said this special task force will focus on addressing issues such as power failure, unstable supply, as well as balancing demand and supply of electricity.

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