Comments on: Gotong Royong At Bukit Jalil Park — All Rubbish Gone :-)

By: ventura

ventura — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 01:51:55 +0000

It good that your present is made known and counters balance and check against the public service effectiveness.

There is a lot of more serious implication that need to also clean up in particular more commercial density area. Whereby the drains are clog, the place fill with rubbish and litter all over. Full of mice’s and rats running over. The stink amount is tantamount to Indah Water sluts.

Excellence fleet in the cleaning campaign that you have represented adios this is what is for the “rakyat” and to the “rakyat”.

KEEP UP THE TESTIMONY!

By: eagle

eagle — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:31:48 +0000

Haiyah YB, you still young la. Body aching is due to not enough exercise. Every morning must at least do a little bit of simple stretching exercise ma.
Anyway, well done and hopefully the effort by you will be followed by the rest to keep our park and the whole nation clean.
But don’t forget that the contractor must be made responsible as they are being paid to do the job according to their contract document and don’t bikin kerja cincai cincai one. This is a real problem which the local council can assist in educating our garbage contractors. What we need is the understanding and the importance of cleanliness and a happy environment.

By: Anak Sarawak

Anak Sarawak — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:38:34 +0000

Over in Kuching where the city consists of 1 parliamentary and 4 state seats all held under your party DAP, all our parks are well maintained and clean. So far, there is only 1 park under private management of a GLC among the many parks around Kuching. Yet all are clean and well maintained.The beauty of our cleanliness stemmed from the civic conscious of people using the parks.

YB Teresa, perhaps you may organize a cleanliness aware campaign among the users of the park rather than having the gotong-royong which I believe is temporary, and the worse thing affecting you being having ache pain all over your body. No more gotong- royong the next time. Take care.

By: lee wee tak

lee wee tak — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 13:21:50 +0000

the sad thing about Malaysia is that it is getting to be a damn dirty country.

in Pasar Seni area everyday, I come across people who throw rubbish and spit on his / her own country. these undesirable people have made Malaysian go backwards. Hong Kongers used to laugh at mainland chinese for being dirty, uncultured, spitting hill-billies but now this joke is on Malaysians, who talk about Wawasan 2020, Bersih, Reformasi, Gemilnag Terbilang, Glokal and all that bullcrap.

If DBKL position their officers to collect fine on the spot, they can slash takings from quit rent and assessment and still maintain a healthy source of funds!

but good to see YB getting a bit of physical activity. if you can’t find a part time maid, gimme a call. I can use some side income earned on weekends!

By: badcliq

badcliq — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 12:38:27 +0000

That’s very glad to hear.

Hope more leaders will get their hands “dirty” as well in helping the people, not just by talk or by doing “promotion”.

I believe you can and are setting a good example to all other leaders.

Keep up the good work!