Litter remains, under watch


A person is seen throwing domestic waste into the Gunung Rapat wet market bin meant for traders, despite CCTV presence.— Photos: RONNIE CHIN IVAN LOH and ANNABELLE LAWRENCE/THE STAR

SURVEILLANCE cameras have been installed at some wet markets in Ipoh, Perak, since 2022 to catch unscrupulous people dumping domestic and bulk waste in bins meant for traders.

However, this has failed to deter litterers, who continue to throw rubbish, even industrial waste, in and around the large bins near the markets.

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CCTV , Ipoh , Markets , Rubbish , Dirty , Bins , Local Government

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