1 Dr Ng (right) with the residents of Kampung Jelapang Tambahan at the collection centre.2 Children separating their waste at their home in Kampung Jelapang Tambahan.
WITH the compulsory separation of waste for Perak residents expected to begin in September next year, the Perak Solid Waste Management and Public Cleanliness Corporation (SWCorp) is wasting no time in educating people about it.
It has started going to the ground to educate the people in housing estates in order to get them to start practising the separation of waste at their homes.
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