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While the City of 麻豆传媒映画has directed locals to properly dispose of personal protective equipment, a number of recent photographs show that not everyone is following the instruction. 

For example, John Streit shared images from outside of the Haro Park Centre, which he mentions is the, "scene of one of the largest COVID-19 senior's care home outbreaks in the province." In the pictures, a variety of face masks, disposable gloves, and bags are strewn across the road beside the sidewalk.

The City of 麻豆传媒映画tweeted that they have sent a request to the street cleaning team in order to get the mess cleaned up as soon as possible. 

PPE litter outside Haro Park Centre in , scene of one of the largest senior’s care home outbreaks in the province.

— John Streit (@johnrstreit)

Another Twitter account, @IliveInEastVan also shared pictures of disposable gloves and a face mask that that they came across while on a walk in Vancouver. They tweeted, "Another day, another walk, a different route and more of the same."

Another day, another walk, a different route and more of the same. Come on people.

— ILiveInEastVan (@ILiveInEastVan)

Scott M. shared images of the garbage he came across while hiking the BCMC on Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver. He notes he picked up two-and-a-half "doggy bags" worth of trash before he reached the halfway point of the trail. 

There's a lot of garbage on the BCMC. 2.5 doggy bags and I'm not even at the halfway point.

I'm picking it up safely but, c'mon folks, now's not the time to rely on others to pick up your trash.

— Scott M. (@apukwa)

By the time he reached snow, he remarked that he was on his fourth bag of garbage, and that he had to stop every 10 to 15 meters to pick up more of it. 

On bag 4 by the time I hit the snow. Slowest ascent ever for me due to having to stop every 10-15 meters to pick up garbage.

Microspikes needed after BCMC 30/50 mark. Snow hiding trash now so I'll be able to go quicker.

— Scott M. (@apukwa)

Physarum Connections shared an image of a discarded face mask, stating, "Just because many of us are using masks and gloves currently doesn't mean they have to end up left out as litter."

RT : Just because many of us are using masks and gloves currently doesn't mean they have to end up left out as litter. Pack it in, pack it out!

— Physarum Connections (@PhysarumConnect)

Peter Meizner also shared his dashcam footage from last month, which shows the amount of garbage near Oppenheimer Park in the Downtown Eastside. 

This dash cam video is from Mar. 22... it's much worse now. Last night, there was so much garbage at Oppenheimer Park it was spilling into the roadway. Frankly the situation is a disgrace to all Vancouverites and horrific for the vulnerable people living on the .

— Peter Meiszner (@PeterMeiszner)

The 麻豆传媒映画Park Board reminds everyone to keep local parks clean and safe by properly disposing of masks, wipes and gloves. 

REMINDER: Please keep our parks clean and safe. Dispose of masks, wipes, and gloves properly and make sure they end up in the garbage, and not in our parks or beaches.

— 麻豆传媒映画Park Board (@ParkBoard)

麻豆传媒映画Fire and Rescue Services add that residents should not store unwanted materials outside around their homes. If you have something to get rid of, put out and bring in your garbage/recycling bins close to the time the truck arrives/leaves.  

Earlier this month, Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart called out the new kind of litterbug after posting photographs on Facebook of surgical gloves randomly strewn on a road and at an underground parking lot. He even asked, “Perhaps a $10,000 fine would be in order for discarding used masks/gloves?”