In older times, small children climbing trees was a popular scene, but it caused no harm to anyone. Turns out, some people like to do that in their adulthood too, but with a twist.

A man in China has been detained by the local police after he was spotted climbing. The difference is this time it as a utility pole.

The unnamed man scaled a utility pole to do sit-ups off the top of it which then led to an interesting scene but an extended power-cut on the outskirts of the city of Chengdu, local media reported.

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A video, published by local media on a social media platform (Weibo) shows the man suspended himself about 10 metres (30 feet) in the air and was busy doing stomach crunches off the top of the pole.

"The local power company initiated an emergency power cut... affecting tens of thousands of households," the People's Daily said.

When the news spread, emergency services and medical personnel were rushed to the scene.

This did not go well with local police who then took the man with them for interrogation about his intentions.

As of now, it is not yet clear that why did the man decide to exercise from the top of a utility pole, but the local authorities have warned people against copying any such acts.

In older times, small children climbing trees was a popular scene, but it caused no harm to anyone. Turns out, some people like to do that in their adulthood too, but with a twist.

In older times, small children climbing trees was a popular scene, but it caused no harm to anyone. Turns out, some people like to do that in their adulthood too, but with a twist. A man in China has been detained by the local police after he was spotted climbing. The difference is this time it as a utility pole. The unnamed man scaled a utility pole to do sit-ups off the top of it which then led to an interesting scene but an extended power-cut on the outskirts of the city of Chengdu, local media reported. Also read| 'Party over': Chinese users of Clubhouse app say experiencing internet access disruptions A video, published by local media on a social media platform (Weibo) shows the man suspended himself about 10 metres (30 feet) in the air and was busy doing stomach crunches off the top of the pole. "The local power company initiated an emergency power cut... affecting tens of thousands of households," the People's Daily said. When the news spread, emergency services and medical personnel were rushed to the scene. This did not go well with local police who then took the man with them for interrogation about his intentions. As of now, it is not yet clear that why did the man decide to exercise from the top of a utility pole, but the local authorities have warned people against copying any such acts.

Chinese man climbs electricity pole; causes power outage

Electricity connection at former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's alma mater 'Mandapam Panchayat union middle school' in Rameswaram has been cut off by electricity board after the school management failed to pay the electricity bill for two years.

The school authorities, however, said that they stopped paying the electricity bill after the state government took up the responsibility. &nbsp;

''Earlier we used to pay the bill but stopped doing that after state govt took up responsibility for it. Now pending bills are more than Rs 10,000. We contacted the Electricity Board and they have agreed to provide electricity only for 5 more days,'' said village education committee president.&nbsp;

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The school authorities, however, said that they stopped paying the electricity bill after the state government took up the responsibility.

Electricity connection at former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's alma mater 'Mandapam Panchayat union middle school' in Rameswaram has been cut off by electricity board after the school management failed to pay the electricity bill for two years. The school authorities, however, said that they stopped paying the electricity bill after the state government took up the responsibility. ''Earlier we used to pay the bill but stopped doing that after state govt took up responsibility for it. Now pending bills are more than Rs 10,000. We contacted the Electricity Board and they have agreed to provide electricity only for 5 more days,'' said village education committee president. Earlier we used to pay bill but stopped doing that after state govt took up responsibility for it. Now pending bills are more than Rs 10,000. We contacted the Electricity Board and they have agreed to provide electricity only for 5 more days: Village Education Committee President pic.twitter.com/f70GtBm3SL — ANI (@ANI) April 19, 2018 ×

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Chinese man climbs electricity pole; causes power outage

Power supply to former president Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's alma mater snapped