MEA Strengthens Power Supply in Athlete's Village Amidst Outage Concerns
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) conducted on-site inspections and relief efforts to strengthen the power supply system in the Athlete's Village. Relief supplies were also distributed to residents, highlighting the importance of infrastructure development.
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