One of the things I most despise among many Malaysians is the lack in cleanliness consciousness. Though our people and leaders are talking about the country becoming a world class standard, the bitter truth is we are still far behind in keeping our environment clean compared to many other countries in the world. Our rivers and beaches are being polluted. Very often than not we could see dirty toilets, public parks, restaurants that are visited by flies more than customers, smelly back lanes and the list go on.
Must we condone the despicable acts of some irresponsible Malaysians in turning this country into a dirtiest one? What can we do about this? Actually we could do a lot. Firstly we need to create awareness. We need to highlight and keep fellow Malaysians informed of these dirty and filthy places, wherever they are. Hence, this page is dedicated to provide and cascade information on dirty places in Malaysia as mean of intolerance by public. Only by such act we could be able to send strong messages to the irresponsible ones to refrain while the relevant authorities would be fed with information to mete out with necessary action against the stubborns.
Must we condone the despicable acts of some irresponsible Malaysians in turning this country into a dirtiest one? What can we do about this? Actually we could do a lot. Firstly we need to create awareness. We need to highlight and keep fellow Malaysians informed of these dirty and filthy places, wherever they are. Hence, this page is dedicated to provide and cascade information on dirty places in Malaysia as mean of intolerance by public. Only by such act we could be able to send strong messages to the irresponsible ones to refrain while the relevant authorities would be fed with information to mete out with necessary action against the stubborns.
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