Large quantities of waste were found scattered across Farwaniya Park following Eid Al Adha celebrations, highlighting concerns about public cleanliness and environmental responsibility.
The park witnessed heavy visitor turnout on the first day of the Eid holiday, with families and groups gathering to celebrate the festive occasion.
However, after the crowds dispersed, significant amounts of plastic waste, food containers and other rubbish were reportedly left behind in public areas.
Observers said the situation reflects a lack of public awareness among some visitors regarding the importance of maintaining cleanliness in shared recreational spaces.
The accumulation of waste has also increased the workload of municipal cleaning teams tasked with restoring the park to a safe and hygienic condition.
Officials and community members stressed that preserving public parks requires cooperation from all visitors and responsible disposal of waste.
Environmental advocates noted that littering not only affects the appearance of public spaces but can also pose risks to wildlife, public health and the overall visitor experience.
Authorities have repeatedly encouraged residents and visitors to use designated waste bins and follow cleanliness regulations while enjoying public facilities.
The incident has renewed calls for stronger public awareness campaigns and greater community participation in protecting parks and recreational areas across Kuwait.
