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The grass field near Paya Lebar MRT station is often used as a ‘picnic’ site on weekends, but the mess left behind has Stomper Jason worried.
He feels worried that the rubbish left strewn about may lead to a rat infestation.
The Stomper said:
“It is a common sight to see people using the empty grass field near Paya Lebar MRT station as a picnic site.
“During weekends, the place is almost fully occupied by crowns of foreign workers and domestic helpers who are enjoying their day off.
“However, it is worrying to see their lack of responsibility after they have used the site.
“Waste is strewn across the whole area with rubbish and food leftovers are piled up.
“The view from the MRT is appalling and in plain sight of tourists on the train.
“With the recent cases of rat infestation in Singapore, it is frustrating to see that people are still not concerned.
“Something has to be done before this place becomes another breeding ground for such pests.”
The grass field near Paya Lebar MRT station is often used as a ‘picnic’ site on weekends, but the mess left behind has Stomper Jason worried.
He feels worried that the rubbish left strewn about may lead to a rat infestation.
The Stomper said:
“It is a common sight to see people using the empty grass field near Paya Lebar MRT station as a picnic site.
“During weekends, the place is almost fully occupied by crowns of foreign workers and domestic helpers who are enjoying their day off.
“However, it is worrying to see their lack of responsibility after they have used the site.
“Waste is strewn across the whole area with rubbish and food leftovers are piled up.
“The view from the MRT is appalling and in plain sight of tourists on the train.
“With the recent cases of rat infestation in Singapore, it is frustrating to see that people are still not concerned.
“Something has to be done before this place becomes another breeding ground for such pests.”
