Polo Ground
Last time I usually went for a walk or a jog at Polo Ground in Ipoh. I didn't actually notice the cleanliness of the surroundings. But last Sunday, when I was there, the first thing that greeted me was this..
plastic cups thrown all over the place..
what happened to the swing?
even a polystyrene bowl was thrown here
What happened to those people utilizing this famous spot in Ipoh? Can't they have the civic consciousness in them?
Well, 2012 is Visit Perak Year. I hope each and everyone of us in Ipoh should do our part to maintain the cleanliness of Ipoh.
Sure this is Ipoh? hahaha
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surprising. hope there is some explanation why it happened once-
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Too bad people can be litterers!
ReplyDeleteOld habits die hard... Just yesterday, I saw rich-looking lady in the passenger seat of a Camry throwing a piece of tissue paper out of the vehicle onto the road. No use ride in expensive car, berlagak...but NO CLASS AT ALL! Like uncivilised, uneducated people...
ReplyDeletewell, i thot it's almost the same everywhere here in "bolehland"~~
ReplyDeletethis is bad, you know when I was in Taiwan, even at their night msrkets, with limited dustbins, I don't even see any rubbish anywhere!
ReplyDeleteerrr.... i'd say it's no surprise? this is bolehland ma. haha!
ReplyDeleteNot just Ipoh - everywhere! The mentality to keep & maintain the park clean for convenience of everyone is not there :~>
ReplyDeleteSad isn't it? some ppl just don't appreciate nature.
ReplyDeletetsk tsk tsk
ReplyDeleteNot surprising...so many food stalls around.. sigh...
ReplyDeleteI agree with Isaac that Taiwanese are so clean and environmental friendly beings who recycle so much! I went to that Polo Ground long ago and it was not like your photos. So sad la!
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