Concerned Netizen Slams Individuals for Leaving Trash in Parking Lot
A concerned netizen called out a group of disrespectful individuals who left their trash in a parking lot.
Recently, Jay Salvador, a Facebook user, shared photos of the incident that took place in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental. The post quickly went viral and garnered attention to the disregard for cleanliness and public spaces.
The incident happened at The Upper East, a popular area in Bacolod City. Salvador explained that while he and his companions were parked, a car arrived and parked in front of them, leaving an empty space between their vehicles.
The people inside the car got out, sat on the curb, and began eating. As they finished their meal, the group didn’t bother cleaning up after themselves. Instead of properly disposing of their trash, they simply left it along the gutter.
Salvador noticed a car trying to park in the available spot, but the group refused to move. As a result, the car had to leave, unable to park.
The careless act of leaving trash in a public area left many people upset. It raised concerns about the importance of maintaining cleanliness and showing respect for shared spaces.
The online community expressed their disapproval of the behavior and calling for more awareness about proper waste disposal.
The incident emphasizes that small actions that can have a big impact on our environment. By being mindful of where we place our trash, we can all contribute to keeping our communities clean and safe for everyone.
In another post, several pieces of trash left after a beach party in La Union
Here is the full post:
“This happened in The Upper East last night. This car parked in front of us, leaving a parking slot in between us. The people in the car then started to go down, sat and ate along the curbside. A car initiated to park on the parking slot in front of us but these people wouldn’t budge. And so the car left.
After eating, these people left their trash along the gutter.”
The internet users expressed their reactions to the post:
