Remote Sabah village gets 28 units of solar power system


(From left) General Manager of PETRONAS Sabah and Labuan Regional Office Siti Ayu Abdul Wahab, Group Manager of Yayasan Sabah’s Corporate Business Development Division Budirman Daud, Kampung Katalirus Village Head Baginda Biong, and Rozali inspecting the solar power systems at Baginda’s house.

KOTA KINABALU: Folk in Sabah’s interior Kampung Katalirus of Nabawan district can now enjoy a reliable supply of electricity after being equipped with solar power systems.

Kimanis Power Sdn Bhd donated 28 units of solar power systems that will benefit 25 houses, a community hall, a school, and a church on Sept 28.

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