Sell old cars to scrap vendors instead of abandoning them, owners told


Decrepit cars at one of the council’s impound yards. — Filepic

WITH flat tyres, one side mirror missing, the front bumper half falling off and peeling paint on the hood, the old car was indeed a sad sight.

Its last journey very evidently far in the past, it was painfully obvious that whoever owned the vehicle was not coming back.

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