US EditionCouncil Acts on Vandalism
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Slashed windows at the house and at the vehicles: Michael Peters and his son Lennart now want to know who repeatedly damaged their property.
Council acts on vandalism
NADI Town Council’s acting CEO Muni Gopal Reddy says harsher fines will be imposed on vandals. In an interview this week, Mr Reddy said they’ve seen graffiti and scribblings on newly-painted benches at the Nadi bus terminal. “We have also started seeing scratch marks on the posts and so forth,” Mr Reddy said. “We urge the public to be mindful of the work done, and to appreciate and not damage and vandalise council property. “Likewise for the was…
Oftenåsen in Steinkjer has been subjected to vandalism.
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