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DEAR TRS, EXTREMELY DIRTY MARKET AT ANG MO KIO IS LEFT UNCLEANED FOR DAYS!
Post date:
9 Feb 2015 - 9:23pm
Dear TRS,
I would like to complain about this a dirty market in Ang Mo Kio.
The market is located at blk 409 and as you can see from the photos, there are a lot of piece of paper and plastic strewn around the place all the time.
I see this scene every single morning when i am go past here on my way to work. Sometimes I see similar pieces of rubbish left in the same places for several days in a row.
I have feedbacked in the past to the town council but they only seemed to clean it for a short while because a few weeks later, it was back to this situation everyday again.
I am not sure how regularly the cleaners come but it is such an eyesore, In PM Lee's GRC too!
Worse still, if these bits of paper and plastic are left behind, it is reasonable to assume that food scraps are left too. How long before this leads to a rat problem?
What's the point of feed back if the problem is not fixed for the long-term? Do they just hope that we will forget about it a few weeks later?
Mr Lim
Post date:
9 Feb 2015 - 9:23pm
Dear TRS,
I would like to complain about this a dirty market in Ang Mo Kio.
The market is located at blk 409 and as you can see from the photos, there are a lot of piece of paper and plastic strewn around the place all the time.
I see this scene every single morning when i am go past here on my way to work. Sometimes I see similar pieces of rubbish left in the same places for several days in a row.
I have feedbacked in the past to the town council but they only seemed to clean it for a short while because a few weeks later, it was back to this situation everyday again.
I am not sure how regularly the cleaners come but it is such an eyesore, In PM Lee's GRC too!
Worse still, if these bits of paper and plastic are left behind, it is reasonable to assume that food scraps are left too. How long before this leads to a rat problem?
What's the point of feed back if the problem is not fixed for the long-term? Do they just hope that we will forget about it a few weeks later?
Mr Lim
