Public enlisted to help nab culprits of illegal dumping


Federal Territories Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation (SWCorp) is calling on residents to help combat illegal dumping.

SWCorp said despite clear warnings, some continue to disregard regulations; as such, the authority is urging residents who witness such activity to photograph or record the offenders and submit the evidence.

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