Cigarette butts thrown in the crevices of the pedestrian bridge and (right) more butts lodged in the gaps of the steps. — Photos: CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
THE old pedestrian bridge in Weld Quay near the ferry terminal in Penang tells a sickening story of smokers’ uncaring attitude.
Between the planks of each step on the bridge are gaps that city cleaners cannot easily sweep with a broom.
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