Don't DRINK & DRIVE is my advise to all my friends out there & to see what my friend have to say about letter D just click HERE
This is in Kuching City & below is the picture at the entrance of Indian Street Mall.
During big event and in a hot day the words 'Cold DRINK' would strike an instance to lure potential thirsty and mildly dehydrated people who is walking along this street.There were a lot's of DRINK's sale here ,however cleanliness is not acceptable since no clean water supply properly set up around this area by the authority.
well said... drinking and driving sont mix..
ReplyDeleteSarawak, the place for climbling Mount Kota Konabalu
ReplyDeleteHm, I might give the drinks a miss then, don't want to get food poisoning from dirty water!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos
I'll have the bottled water then, thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt's tempting to have a cold drink in the streets, but... when we lived in Indonesia my mother forbade us to drink anything on the "pasar", for it could be dangerous for our health. In Egypt my sister and I were very careful, but somehow we got terribly ill. So you'd better buy bottled water.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and very colourful photos! Thanks for sharing.
Always wise to carry your own water...
ReplyDeleteSherry
Good advice and great shots for the D day!
ReplyDeleteDon't drink and drive, unless your are drinking water. I saw a lot of bottled water for sale outside Indian Mall, I think they are clean enough to drik.
ReplyDeletethose drinks in the street are tempting but you're right- it might be hazardous to your health.
ReplyDeleteSarawak looks so beautiful! Lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteNot sure I'd want to risk a drink if the water isn't too clean though!
Fine pictures! Looks like a fun event - for walking, not driving!
ReplyDeleteThis post is a festival of colourful cold drinks! :-)
ReplyDeleteSalam Ramadhan....
ReplyDeleteJangan makan terlalu banyak.