Rubbish dumped beside a drain on Jalan CM Yusof in Ipoh. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN & ILI AQILAH/The Star
WITH monsoon season approaching, Ipoh folk are worried about the possibility of flash floods during downpours due to rubbish- clogged drains.
They are also concerned that these drains will become mosquito breeding grounds and attract pests like rats and cockroaches, bringing about diseases.
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Rubbish dumped beside a drain on Jalan CM Yusof in Ipoh. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN & ILI AQILAH/The Star
A drain along the road behind Jalan Datuk Onn Jaafar is clogged with rubbish while dried leaves fill a drain near Taman Ipoh.
A drain along the road behind Jalan Datuk Onn Jaafar is clogged with rubbish while dried leaves fill a drain near Taman Ipoh.
Wan Nor Syilawati is upset that the drain behind her restaurant is badly clogged, causing a stench.
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