Friday, 30 Oct 2020 04:14 PM MYTRather than whine about the inaction of authorities, a group of Bercham residents in Ipoh has taken upon themselves to refill potholes in the area. — Courtesy photo from Phuah Tuck Jun
Armed with cement, sand and pebbles, the group of eight residents from the suburb got to work early this morning.The group’s spokesman Phuah Tuck Jun said they chose Hala Bercham Timur 11 to work on as the road was riddled with potholes. “Hence the group, consisting of wage earners, took it upon themselves to repair the holes,” he said, adding that the group consists of people who used the stretch of road daily., Phuah said residents have tried getting the authorities to patch up the holes but the problem resurfaces after a few weeks.
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