Outrage As Parents Let Children Relieve Themselves In Trash Bin At Bandar Rimbayu

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A video showing two adults lifting two young children to relieve themselves in a rubbish bin at a shopping area in Bandar Rimbayu has gone viral on X, sparking outrage among Malaysians. - Screenshot from viral videoKUALA LUMPUR: A video showing two adults lifting two young children to relieve themselves in a rubbish bin at a shopping area in Bandar Rimbayu has gone viral on X, sparking outrage among Malaysians.
The 18-second clip, posted on the account 'ada apa hari ini', shows the first adult lifting a child before placing her down next to a bin. Moments later, a woman can be seen helping another young child sit on top of the rubbish bin beside a row of stacked pushcarts.
The scene was believed to have been recorded by someone standing near the trolley area outside the Jaya Grocer outlet at Rimbayu.
The user who uploaded the video described being shocked by the behaviour, saying it happened as they were about to start their morning grocery run.
"This is the gang defending the pet-friendly mall," the caption read.
"In the morning I wanted to look for kitchen items. My mind was racing thinking about what to cook for the weekend and I walked towards the trolleys to take one… and that's when I saw this scene where the children's parents allowed their two children, a girl and a boy, to pee in the trash can in front of Jaya Grocer Rimbayu."
The user added that the incident was so unsettling it completely changed their mood and appetite.
"After witnessing that, I lost interest in cooking. I just spent 10 minutes getting what my son asked for and left. I didn't even want to think about food after that. Filthy!"
The post rapidly gained traction, collecting over 8,000 likes and drawing hundreds of comments from disgusted netizens. It has also been reshared more than 75 times.
Many users questioned the adults' judgment, saying the act could pose hygiene issues in a public space. Others called on the mall management to respond and review its facilities for families with children.
As of now, the mall and authorities have not publicly commented on the matter. - NST

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