A screengrab from the viral TikTok video showing the floating trash in the waterftont.
KOTA KINABALU: City Hall (DBKK) has embarked on a three-pronged campaign involving waste management, awareness campaigns and application of technology to tackle the longstanding issue of floating rubbish in waters off the state capital.
It has also swung into action over a video by a travel content creator about floating rubbish from a popular waterfront in the city.
