Patahiyah (with tudung) with (from second left) MBPP councillor Khoo Salma Nasution, Penang Chinese Town Hall chairman Datuk Khor Teng How and Yap separating papers for recycling at the MBPP community programme at Jesselton pocket park, Penang.
THE Residents Association of Jesselton in Penang, involving some 100 households, has adopted the waste separation at source, some three months before enforcement takes effect on June 1.
A resident, who wished to be known as Michael, 31, said they had even started recycling used glass containers, which were not part of the segregation at source law until recently.
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