Sunday, March 21, 2010

Vandalism


Vandalism is not a new phenomenon affecting Malaysia. It has been one of the outcomes of the current social problems affecting younger generations in Malaysia today. Although the issue and the basic understanding of vandalism is known to every Malaysian, it has not motivated public, government, professionals or academicians to produce further research and studies regarding this issue in the urban open space environment.

The results of vandalism in Malaysia or in other countries can be seen in a variety of locations: at bus stops; on signage and billboards; on walls at selected buildings in neighbourhood areas; and also on public facilities in parks and urban open space areas. Vandalism and graffiti may occur in the most unthinkable places, on signage, building walls, bus stands,on plants and more. Absence of graffiti, damage and litter may indicate a cared-for environment, and a cared-for environment may suggest that it is safe for the community to use.

1 comment:

  1. What we have to do to avoid people for stop doing vandalisms? because even though there are lots of campaign have been done but people still don't realize about that..

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