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Angry apartment residents decide to ‘decorate’ indiscriminately parked car

Residents expressed their frustration and anger as the car had probably blocked their way, by throwing their rubbish on the car.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 21 Oct 2024 12:10PM

Angry apartment residents decide to ‘decorate’ indiscriminately parked car
Other residents took photographs of the car piled with garbage and posted it on social media, as a lesson to others. - October 21, 2024

ANGRY residents decided to teach the owner of a Toyota Vios a lesson for parking illegally near a garbage transfer station near their apartment in Seberang Perai recently.

Residents expressed their frustration and anger as the car had probably blocked their way, by throwing their rubbish on the car.

According to Guang Ming Daily, other residents took photographs of the car piled with garbage and posted it on social media, as a lesson to others.

The irresponsible act by the car owner also prevented workers from being able to drag the trash bins back to their original location and they were forced to place it next to the car. - October 21, 2024

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