The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) says it is intensifying nationwide community sensitization efforts to curb vandalism of critical electricity infrastructure, especially power transformers. In Lumbadzi, ESCOM works with the Malawi Police Service and local traditional leadership to raise awareness about the harm caused by damaging electrical equipment and to discourage illegal interference. On Thursday, ESCOM and police held an anti-vandalism awareness campaign at Mkukula Primary School ground in Lumbadzi, where chiefs were engaged as part of the outreach. The initiative is described as part of ESCOM’s broader “fight against vandalism,” using community meetings and local partnerships to improve reporting and prevention. While the reports focus on sensitization activities, they present the same core message: that vandalism threatens electricity supply and safety, and that coordinated community engagement is intended to reduce such incidents. The outlets provide consistent details on the location, partners involved, and the emphasis on transformer-related vandalism.
ESCOM and Police Conduct Anti-Vandalism Campaign in Lumbadzi with Chiefs
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) says it is intensifying nationwide community sensitization efforts to curb vandalism of critical electricity infrastructure, especially power trans...
- ESCOM is running nationwide community sensitization campaigns against vandalism of electricity infrastructure.
- The campaign focuses particularly on vandalism of transformers.
- In Lumbadzi, ESCOM collaborates with the Malawi Police Service and local chiefs.
- An anti-vandalism awareness event was held on Thursday at Mkukula Primary School ground.
- The outreach is presented as part of ESCOM’s ongoing efforts to reduce damage to electrical equipment.
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) Limited has intensified its nationwide community sensitization campaigns as part of its ongoing efforts to wage war against the vandalism of critical electricity infrastructure, particularly transformers. On Thursday, ESCOM, in collaboration with the Malawi Police Service, conducted an anti-vandalism awareness campaign at Mkukula Primary School ground in Lumbadzi, […] The post ESCOM, Police Engage Lumbadzi Chiefs in Fight Against Vandalism appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
2 months agoThe Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) Limited has intensified its nationwide community sensitization campaigns as part of its ongoing efforts to wage war against the vandalism of critical electricity infrastructure, particularly transformers. On Thursday, ESCOM, in collaboration with the Malawi Police Service, conducted an anti-vandalism awareness campaign at Mkukula Primary School ground in Lumbadzi, […]
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