Report any damaged hydrants, Bomba tells public after spate of vandalism


Suna showing a fire hydrant that has been vandalised for its copper.

SIBU: With about 50 fire hydrants having been vandalised here of late, the Fire and Rescue Department has called on the public to help safeguard the units that were targeted for their copper parts.

Bomba Central Station chief Suna Kaha said following an inspection on Wednesday (Nov 8), it was found that between 40 and 50 fire hydrants had been vandalised.

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