Still plagued by lethal litter habit (Poll Inside)


Filthy practice: A DBKL cleaner walking on metal netting at Seri Pantai PPR in Kuala Lumpur to clean up rubbish thrown by upper floor residents. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Last Thursday, a video of a man throwing a whiskey bottle from a high-rise condominium unit onto a busy stretch of road here went viral on social media, and people reacted with fury at his irresponsible act.

The man and six other people were later arrested, with two being remanded for investigations.

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