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Graphic: Video Of Man Electrocuted While Vandalizing KPLC Cables
Earlier today a middle-aged man was electrocuted to death while on a suicidal mission to vandalize high voltage KPLC cables in Athi River.
According to oreliminary report from the Police, the victim was in a company of other five accomplices who targeted new HT cables under installation along Mombasa road.
Kenya Power officers have been installing new cables to pave way for Mombasa dual carriage highway construction.
Aparrently, this guy discovered some cables, underground, so he saw an opportunity atleast to get them and sell them. Electricity is bad. Electricity should not pass underground. For those people who like vandalising anything they see be warned!! pic.twitter.com/hcEmM4AOrN
— BIGFISH ? ?? (@to_Clive) October 14, 2019
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