Sulaiman (right) leading the cleaning effort at Jalan Radin Anum in Seri Petaling. Next to him is Ummi.
HUNDREDS of Kuala Lumpur residents woke up early the day after Malaysia Day and took part in a large-scale clean-up programme in all 11 parliamentary areas in the city.
Armed with plogging sticks, rubbish bags and gloves, residents with help from government agencies such as Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp) and waste contractor Alam Flora worked as a team to ensure that all drains were cleaned.
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