First 3D Toilet in Parit Buntar, Perak
A 3D-concept toilet has been implemented by the Kerian District Council (MDK) in the Parit Buntar district, Perak. Have you ever wondered what a 3D toilet looks like? 3D toilets are not exactly new in our country, but they are perhaps not widely built because a small number of Malaysians do not appreciate public property and facilities, and may even prefer the environment of public toilets to be unattractive and uncomfortable.
The interior of this 3D-concept public toilet in the Parit Buntar district is not only built to make users feel comfortable, but it is also hoped that it will be able to raise the profile of the Parit Buntar district in the eyes of Malaysians. Indirectly, it may educate users to better appreciate public property, and it is hoped that there will be no issues of vandalism in any of the existing public toilets.
For your information, loyal readers of orangperak.com, these specially built 3D toilets are available at 3 separate locations. These include the grounds of the Kerian District Council (MDK) office, the Parit Buntar town field, and the Parit Buntar bus stop. These 3D-concept public toilets are equipped with various decorative plants. The toilet walls are also adorned with various 3D art paintings with a Perak state theme that mesmerize users as they enter the facilities. This is also fitting for Perak as a tourism state, especially with the Visit Perak Year 2017. According to users, they feel happy when entering these toilets and feel as if they are in a room because of the paintings, information about the state of Perak, and the floral decorations. On average, users are very satisfied with the level of cleanliness, and the public hopes that this standard of hygiene can be maintained.
Local residents are very grateful to the Kerian District Council (MDK) for their concern and for maintaining the cleanliness of the toilets, which is in line with the government's desire for the Clean Perak campaign. The Clean Perak campaign and Visit Perak Year were the catalysts and inspiration for this 3D toilet project. Cleanliness and cheerfulness have indirectly provided a comfortable public facility for the community.
This effort was also inspired by a Bumiputera company, Rosden Enterprise. According to Nur Farah Hana Rosden, the owner of Rosden Enterprise, the 3D toilet concept actually came from the company's team members. Because the ideas provided by their young team were very realistic, they decided to build it. While the project was underway, ideas were also taken from the public regarding what needed to be added.
