ISLAMABAD: Pakistani television host and actor Juggun Kazim has urged tourists to act responsibly after witnessing piles of garbage during her visit to Nathia Gali.
Juggun Kazim shared her concerns through a video posted on Instagram. In the video, she highlighted the growing issue of litter on walking trails in the popular hill station.
During her visit, Juggun Kazim pointed out food wrappers, plastic bags, and Styrofoam cups scattered across the area. She expressed disappointment over the careless behavior of visitors.
The actress said people often travel to beautiful places to find peace and enjoy nature. However, she stressed that tourists should not leave their waste behind for others to clean.
In her message, Juggun Kazim asked visitors to take their garbage with them and throw it in proper bins. She said carrying trash until finding a waste bin is a simple but important step.
She questioned why people fail to manage their waste responsibly despite carrying plastic bags and food items during their trips.
The television host said that real change starts with personal responsibility. According to her, many people complain about the country’s issues, but few take practical steps to improve the environment.
Juggun Kazim also linked littering to larger environmental problems. She said careless actions contribute to pollution and increase climate-related challenges.
Nathia Gali remains one of Pakistan’s most visited tourist destinations. Every year, thousands of people travel there for its natural beauty and cool weather. However, waste management has become a growing concern in many tourist areas.
Environmental experts have often warned that littering can damage ecosystems and harm wildlife. They continue to call for better awareness and stronger action to protect natural sites.
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The message from Juggun Kazim has sparked discussion on social media. Many users praised her for raising awareness about keeping tourist destinations clean and protecting Pakistan’s natural beauty.
