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YB believes in win-win solution to solve Inanam town woes
Published on: Wednesday, March 17, 2021
By: Sherell Jeffrey
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Galim (left) inspecting a rubbish collection centre with a DBKK official during the joint site inspection in Inanam town.
Kota Kinabalu: Inanam Assemblyman, Peto Galim, aims to achieve a win-win solution through joint collaboration between government agencies and the public in addressing issues related to cleanliness and facility maintenance in Inanam town.While noting that there is still much room for improvement where maintenance and cleanliness is concerned, he also acknowledged that it takes two to tango.
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