Better disposal of domestic waste


Jalan Cenderai 2 residents A. Selvadurai and Usha Devi (squatting) painting a spot to place dustbins in the backlane. Looking on are (standing, from left) Izhar, Ummi Kalthum, Jalan Cenderai 2 resident R. Uma and Murali (right). —SS KANESAN/The Star

LUCKY Garden residents in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, have been chosen for two initiatives by the Federal Territories Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation (SWCorp) as a way to encourage recycling and use of dustbins.

The two initiatives are dustbin placement marking and “Trash To Cash” programme.

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