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Do Anti Littering Campaigns Work?

Carolyn Lau, Co-Founder, Sampah Menyampah

02-Jan-20 18:40

Do Anti Littering Campaigns Work?

Despite conducting several campaigns, over 9000kg of rubbish was cleared from the streets of KL after the New Year celebrations, according to DBKL. We look at what it takes to cultivate a habit of keeping clean among the public.

Produced by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Tasha Fusil

Presented by: Aiman Rashad, Lau Chak Onn


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