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from United States
said:I was so sad Reading through the very depressing lines in your post about the existing deplorable conditions in the zoo. This facility can be main tainted with very little money using basic cleaning chemicals, few labor hours, and conscientious supervision. I can't say what is wrong there because I didn't see it but given the opportunity even on volunteer basis I can turn things around within 24 to 48 hours. Open unobstructed areas like the zoo are the easiest places to not only easily clean but rather keeping them sparkling clean debris free all year around.
from United States
said:I was so sad Reading through the very depressing lines in your post about the existing deplorable conditions in the zoo. This facility can be main tainted with very little money using basic cleaning chemicals, few labor hours, and conscientious supervision. I can't say what is wrong there because I didn't see it but given the opportunity even on volunteer basis I can turn things around within 24 to 48 hours. Open unobstructed areas like the zoo are the easiest places to not only easily clean but rather keeping them sparkling clean debris free all year around.
from Jordan
said:-No, Hani , I would not do that !
-Very true Hatem, what is needed costs so little comparatively, and so little time too..what a shame!
from United States
said:Salam, well said. What amazes me is that it is just across the street from the new Animal Welfare Society, which has a group of volunteers to care for the place and animals.
(the photos in the previous post were cute!)
Yeeeeeeeee sho araf :S it seems that they dont clean it at all!!!
from Australia
said:Dear Salam,
this park looks exactly like the park close by my house, which your Father loved it. You remember how he used his camera and he was amazed how clean the place was,
he was amazed as the park had hot water and cold water, barbecue area that can be operated free of charge by gas/electricity and by wood fire all what was required from the public is keep it clean and not to litter. I believe you are exactly like him .He was so amazed about the toilets and he told everyone in Jordan about that and shared his exeprience with everyone, I believe not even the Ambassodor of Austra/ia in Jordan would ve been able to show Australia in the way that your dad did.
Yes you are exactly like your dad as he loved the world and cared about it, as if it was his own.
You are showing those rare qualities that not many of mankind has.
Writing about that, shows that you really care, but we as the public also has a responsbility to keep those public places clean as they are made for us.
It seems no Bahraini really cared about this place that is one of the reasons for the place not being clean.
Bahrain is a rich country and I for one cant see any reason why should the place be so dirty.
Look at Singapore, their toilets and parks so clean as they have someone there cleaning them.
good on you Salam and God bless you for your love for our world to be a better place, that is exactly the way your dad thought of the world he was so active in his work to make it better for all of us.
Alfred Mansour
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from Jordan
When I read the title and first sentence, I thought you were dissing Bahrain rather than the Zoo in Jordan named after the king !