Time to impose severe penalties for cable theft


Illicit trade: Cable theft along the ECRL alignment. – File pic

ACROSS Malaysia, a seemingly petty crime has mutated into a full-blown national security and economic crisis. The theft of copper and electrical cables is no longer just a nuisance; it is a coordinated sabotage of our most critical infrastructure.

And right now, the thieves are winning!

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