Lulu Ted

New developments on buai ban

To limit the scattering of rubbish in the city, trade has been limited only to certain identified locations. Any selling that occurs outside the agreed location will be subjected to punishment if caught by authorities.

The National Capital District Commission will continue to enforce the NCDC Betelnut Control Law (2013).

Acting deputy city manager, community & social services, Lulu Ted, says although this issue is not new, NCDC is still concerned about the increase in uncontrolled sales in various parts of city.

Chewing and selling of betelnut in public places is illegal: NCDC

That is the warning issued today from National Capital District deputy city manager social service Lulu Ted.

Ted said betelnut can only be sold in designated areas.

The identified trade and market locations are Waikele Market at Gerehu Stage 6,  Six-Mile, Saraka Market, Nine-Mile Market, Koki and Epen’s wholesale at Tete Settlement, Gerehu.