Onn Hafiz (second from right) and Mohd Jafni (third from right) picking up rubbish in downtown Johor Baru during a recent Johor Bersih gotong-royong programme.
GREATER public participation is needed to ensure the Johor Bersih campaign succeed, say Johor Baru residents.
Edward Tee, a 32-year-old living in Johor Baru, said more community members should be roped in to participate in the gotong-royong (community clean-up) activities organised by the state government.
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