Fined for discarding waste in Ranau town bin

The Ranau District Council (MDR) has compound an individual RM100 found throwing and piling private rubbish in the bins in the town area, Friday.

MDR Executive Officer, Jupirin Haji Ruhimin, said the individual involved was fined RM100 by MDR Enforcement in the operation.According to him, the individual involved was found to be throwing away and piling rubbish believed to be from his house into a bin specially provided for the convenience of taxpayers in the shop area only.

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