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The way electric workers move on power lines to repair high-tension lines is tens of meters high
Video captured the moment of the way electric workers were moving on power lines to repair high-tension lines were tens of meters high in Daklak, Viet Nam.
According to the filmer, Electric workers had to move to the damaged points of high voltage wires by crawling along power lines. This is a job that requires a lot of skills and experience. They face overhead power lines and try to fix the damage points of the line.
Strong winds and having to move at a height of tens of meters are challenges that these electrical workers must overcome. These electrical workers will be on the high-voltage lines whenever the line goes down, whether day or night.
Video captured in Daklak, Viet Nam.
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