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Kunak folks want action on garbage
Published on: Sunday, June 09, 2024
By: Ibrahim Tabir
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The pile up on the side of road near Kg Simpang Empat.
KUNAK: Unsystematic garbage disposal over a long period has polluted the surrounding area, including the Christian cemetery near Kg Simpang Empat.
The area, used as a transit by individuals lacking civic awareness of cleanliness, has become dirty with a significant amount of solid waste, including plastic, empty cans, disposable diapers, bottles, food waste and various other types of garbage.
The land are contaminated by garbage is owned by a private farming company. Several nearby residents use this area as dumping ground for their garbage.
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