In this citizen speech entitled “Doy na waar” (It’s alarming / That’s enough), Sala addresses a fundamental subject that goes beyond the framework of cooking: the health of our neighborhoods, respect for public space and the cleanliness of our environment on a daily basis.
A cry from the heart for the health of our living environments
Faced with illegal dumping, stagnant water and plastic waste which clutters the sidewalks and around markets, Sala expresses his indignation and his sense of responsibility. It is a powerful reminder that healthy cooking begins well before the door of our house, in the cleanliness of our streets and our neighborhoods.
She points out the dramatic impact of unsanitary conditions on collective health, the proliferation of mosquitoes and diseases, calling on everyone to become truly civic aware.
Mobilization, simple gestures and citizen education
Far from limiting itself to a negative observation, Sala offers concrete solutions and calls for solidarity action: cleaning in front of your door (*Set Setal*), refusing the throwing of garbage into the gutters, favoring reusable bags and empowering the youngest from school.
This vibrant video demonstrates Sala's social commitment to a community that is proud, dignified, healthy and respectful of its living environment.
The key messages of this call
- Ecological and civic awareness: Why street cleanliness is the business of every citizen.
- Public health and prevention: Collectively fight against unsanitary conditions to protect children and families.
- The tradition of Set Setal: Reactivate community solidarity for regular neighborhood sanitation.
- Exemplarity: Adopt simple actions and educate by example on a daily basis.