Kota Kinabalu council to ensure litterbugs pay


Ugly sight: Officials from Kota Kinabalu City Hall assessing the litter left at the Segama Waterfront, a popular tourist and local hangout.

KOTA KINABALU: In the aftermath of the holiday season, Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) finds itself grappling with a recurring issue – the rampant dumping of rubbish by litterbugs in public spaces like parks and waterfronts.

Rubbish was seen strewn all over Likas Bay Park and Segama Waterfront, leaving DBKK the mammoth task of picking up after the irresponsible actions of some of these folks.

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