SIBURAN, Oct 30 2026: Local authorities have been reminded to ensure that public toilets of business premises and business operators are always clean, comfortable and safe and are maintained at all times.
Caption: Minister Roland Sagah Wee Inn says the Clean, Charming and Fragrant Public Toilet Competition (BMW) 2026 organised by the Siburan District Council (SDC) carries a bigger message than just winning, namely creating awareness of cleanliness, public health and the responsibility of caring for the environment,Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister Roland Sagah Wee Inn also said the responsibility of maintaining the cleanliness of public toilets should not be borne by the local authorities alone, but rather requires the cooperation of all parties to continuously cultivate cleanliness practices.
He said holding Clean, Charming and Fragrant Public Toilet Competition (BMW) 2026 by the Siburan District Council (SDC) is not just aimed at recognising premises that maintain the best level of cleanliness, but also as a platform to raise public awareness of the importance of maintaining public facilities.
“The Clean, Charming and Fragrant Public Toilet Competition (BMW) 2026 organised by the Siburan District Council (SDC) carries a bigger message than just winning, namely creating awareness of cleanliness, public health and the responsibility of caring for the environment,” he said during the BMW 2026 Public Toilet Competition Postponement Ceremony here today.
Sagah also stressed the importance of the SDC "Randau" session with community leaders and headmen as a platform to strengthen communication and cooperation between the PBT and the community.
Meanwhile, Pizza Hut Siburan was crowned the champion of the BMW 2026 Public Toilet Competition, taking home a cash prize of RM1,000 and a certificate.
KFC Siburan took second place with a prize of RM700, while Joyful Hakka Food came in third place and received RM500 and a certificate.
SDC chairman Ranum Bari said that the competition, which took place from Sept 7 to 16, was among the local authorities initiatives to raise awareness about the importance of cleanliness, public health and the maintenance of toilet facilities.

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