The discom also said it is important for everyone to keep a 'tester' at home during the monsoon season and assured them that it was also taking steps to prevent untoward incidents.
Despite BSES putting-up insulated conductors (instead of the bare conductors), anti-social elements indulging in power theft puncture the over-head electricity cables and illegally hook on to our systems - jeopardizing the lives of people around them.
"BSES appeals to all citizens of Delhi; to please report /resist and convince people not to illegally draw electricity by hooking on to mainlines or electrical road side equipment," it said in a statment.
"BSES urges customers to stay away from all electrical installations like electricity poles, sub-stations, transformers, streetlights etc and educate children not to play near them, even if they are barricaded, BRPL CEO Gopal Saxena said.
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