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Dumping ground: A volunteer cleans the place whenever he drops by but there seems to be no end to the litter despite 10 dustbins placed at the basketball court area and recreational park in Bercham. — RONNIE CHIN/ The Star

THE Bercham Sports Complex in Ipoh is an eyesore due to irresponsible youths littering the courts after playing basketball.

Plastic bottles, packet drinks, food wrappers, milk cartons, used face masks, empty cigarette packs, used clothing and broken slippers are among the rubbish strewn there.

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