An elementary school student named M Kapa (13) in Pekanbaru City, Riau was electrocuted to death while holding a portal that was in contact with an electric current.PLN confirmed that the electricity came from illegal street lighting."The field team has confirmed that the electricity comes from illegal street lighting," said PLN UP3 Pekanbaru Manager, Wira Bhakti Dharma, Saturday (30/7/2022).Wira admitted that he had sent a team to the location for improvement.This includes ensuring that there are no more potential hazards at the site."Officers have made improvements to the illegal street lighting network. This is to ensure that there is no potential electrical hazard at the location," said Wira.In an effort to maintain safety from potential electrical hazards, PLN even continues to disseminate electricity safety to the public.This is so that there is no accident (zero accident) in the general public caused by the connection of electricity from the PLN network.So that similar incidents do not happen again, there are several community activities that must be avoided:In addition, the community should also protect the electricity assets belonging to customers.If an indication of the flow of water entering the house is found and it is prone to electronic equipment.Here are the steps to take when you find this:Finally, if the public encounters things that have the potential to cause electrical hazards, they are requested to stop and can report to PLN by contacting the PLN 123 contact center or reporting through the PLN Mobile application.