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Vandalism in the capital

By Laila Rahman


Rubbish thrown in a flowerbed.


A bus route signboard in the capital destroyed by vandals. Photos: Hj Mohd Said Arshad


Vandalism is still occurring in the capital, where irresponsible people who do not appreciate the facilities that have been provided for free, are vandalising public amenities.

Vandalism will provide a negative impression particularly towards tourists who are the country for the first time. Irresponsible people should eradicate this attitude of vandalism by doing other positive things.

Vandalism may sometimes be considered as not a serious matter by the relevant authorities but it does reflect the image of the people in the country. Thus with the assistance of the relevant authorities and the public to identify and report the individuals who vandalise public properties, vandalism can be minimised.

Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

 
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