Green lifestyle: Anthony and Karen from the Bukit OUG Condominium Residents Association recycling team checking the three drums for the collection of used cooking oil from residents. — SAMUEL ONG/The Star
A LARGE number of residents in strata properties in the Klang Valley are embracing recycling, thanks to the efforts of various parties.
Among the groups that have introduced the concept is Bukit OUG Condominium Residents Association (Bocra).
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The Bukit OUG Condominium Residents Association team at one of the four bins to collect donated goods in aid of Dual Blessing, a social enterprise which caters to the disabled and recovering drug addicts.
Under DBKL's 1C1R programme, residents can exchange waste like aluminium cans, paper, plastic and used cooking oil in return for points that could be redeemed for daily necessities. - Filepic
A sample of the coupons used by Pangsapuri Kenanga residents to offset maintenance bills.
A Kuala Lumpur City Hall staff loading a truck of recyclables collected from residents during a 1C1R programme at PPR Seri Alam. - Filepic
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