'Don't Dirty Public Spaces to Beautify Your Home': MBKS Warns of RM2,000 Fine for Illegal Dumping
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"Don't dirty public spaces to beautify your home" — MBKS warns of RM2,000 fine for illegal dumping.
Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng has issued a stern reminder: illegal dumping of garden, construction and household waste carries a RM2,000 compound, with possible court action.
Speaking during his ShallWeeTalk live session today, Wee said the council continues to find waste dumped along roadsides, in drains and public spaces despite repeated warnings.
"Do not make your own surroundings look beautiful by turning public spaces and grass verges into dumping grounds. That is wrong and reflects a lack of civic consciousness," he said.
The fine cannot be waived. If CCTV or neighbour statements capture the offence, the case can proceed to court.
Wee also highlighted household rubbish — including used cooking oil bottles — being found in drains: "How did these items end up in drains when they are supposed to be thrown into bins? They certainly did not walk there on their own."
Location: Kuching South (MBKS)
Details: RM2,000 compound for illegal dumping; enforcement via CCTV and witness reports; repeat cases referred to court
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