Rubbish hotspots are cleaner now, thanks to CCTVs


Rubbish disposed of illegally at Jalan Permai in Kampung Sanglang, Nibong Tebal.

INDISCRIMINATE littering and rubbish dumping at several hotspots in Nibong Tebal on mainland Penang have greatly reduced after the installation of five closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras.

Jawi assemblyman Jason H’ng said after the CCTVs were installed, the situation improved significantly as people were aware that their irresponsible act would be caught on the cameras.

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