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Research supports JMG explanation as TNB reports no damage.

UPDATED 5.53PM | Incident left four dead and resulted in property losses.

Rebates from AFA system to be reduced from RM0.0215 per kWh to RM0.0047 per kWh.

Public utility firm says it threatens public safety, jeopardises nation's economic stability.

UPDATED 2.44PM | PARLIAMENT | Inspections carried out at over 14k establishments from 2020-2025.

Commitments part of preconditions previously set by US.

This comes after transport minister said TNB has 57 active speeding summonses.

'Name and shame' policy undertaken to reduce road fatalities involving heavy vehicles, minister says.

UPDATED 8.57PM | Utility company says supply resumed at close to 6pm.

This is over notices of assessment issued by the Inland Revenue Board.

State exco confident debt will be cleared according to agreed timeline.

PARLIAMENT | It is similar to the one set during second regulatory period in 2018, says Akmal.

PARLIAMENT | Over 400k domestic users in the state also have outstanding bills.

CEO also suggests M'sia establishes clear, regulated pathways for legal crypto-mining operations.

Company says earnings, net assets may be impacted this year.

However, it is still subject to their consumption patterns.

Savings can go up to RM10.80 for those consuming 1,000 kWh or less monthly.

This was done on Wednesday when TNB reconnected electricity to pump house.

UPDATED 2.52PM | It adds that projected fuel prices are the primary consideration in tariff adjustment.

Govt must offer targeted support for key industries to stem job losses.

Tenaga Nasional says no one was hurt in the incident.

Electricity supply to consumers was not disrupted.

Anwar says this is particularly in terms of tech transfer.

Party vice-president notes both sides cited energy costs as the reason.