JAKARTA - High rainfall and the potential for flooding in Jakarta are not only about waterlogging, but also the risk of electricity that can lead to fatal consequences.
PLN Central Distribution Unit for Greater Jakarta reminded that water is a dangerous electrical conductor if it comes into contact with household installations.
PLN assesses the safety of residents is determined by simple habits and quick decisions, especially when water begins to enter the house.
Turning off the electricity is the most crucial step to prevent electric shock.
PLN UID Jakarta Raya General Manager Moch Andy Adchaminoerdin emphasized that small negligence in extreme weather conditions can have a big impact.
"If there is a flood, turning off the electricity is the safest step. Don't wait until the risk increases," he said in a written statement received by VOI, Wednesday, January 14.
In addition, PLN encourages the public to use the PLN Mobile application to report emergency conditions.
This digital service allows officers to move quickly without neglecting safety aspects.
PLN emphasized that readiness would continue to be carried out, but safety would still start with the vigilance of residents in their respective homes.
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