Happy Plastic Borneo
PENAMPANG: The launching of a mobile recycling centre here will serve as a platform to create awareness on sustainable waste management. Friends of Village Development (Tonibung) director Adrian Lasimbang said about 40 per cent of rubbish can be recycled before it is discarded into the Kayu Madang landfill in Telipok. He added that despite efforts from the Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) and other non-governmental organisations to encourage waste segregation and offer payments for recyclable items, efforts have been futile.
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NST cover for Kapayans Mobile Recycling Centre Promote Sustainable Waste Management
Other recycling centres
RETHINK the way you purchase things.
Over here, they have a second hand shop where you can buy good items for a low price to support their charity. So many nice stuff but people threw them away to declutter.
From Files, exercise books/ papers, chairs, clothes, plates, bowls, containers, baskets, shoes, glass jars etc.