I was driving to the town for breakfast yesterday morning when i stumbled upon a group of street protestors demonstrators. The group of crowd consisted of big and small, young and mature chaps. They covered the whole road, thus slowing down the traffic flow. My colleague who was returning from outstation have to stop her car in the middle of the road to let the group pass by. I was lucky enough to have snapped a few shots of the group but the pics were not so clear.
After breakfast, i headed back to office. I met the same crowd again, still covering the road. Only this time, a representative from the authority was monitoring the crowd. He was on a motorcycle with a cane in hid hand, guiding the crowd to behave while demonstrating on the street. I just look at him and gave him a thumb-up sign for a job well done. I was still trailing the crowd when suddenly one them dropped her stool on the road, right in front of me... How disgusting was the scene.. I almost puked. I did not take pics of that ugly scene, takut termuntah kalau balik-balik tingu..
The Street Demonstators :D
The "authority" representative hehehe...
The cases of cows maneuvering on the street had been repeatedly brought up to the District Council for action. It could cause accident to happen or create a havoc on the street users or pedestrians if the cows suddenly go amok. The fine for every cow/cattle caught wandering on the street is rm30/head/night. If 10 cows are caught, the owner has to pay Rm300. That's a lot of fine to be paid and imagine if the owner only managed to bail his/her cows after 3 days... Then he/she has to pay RM900 fine in total... So, those who breed cows/cattles/buffalos/horses, don't let them play on the street freely or you might get yourself in trouble :D
Who say smoke emited from factory is bad for the environment? It actually helps add beauty to a scenery sometime lol! Jangan marah ah orang alam sekitar hehehe...
