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400 youths clean up Tanjung Aru Beach
Published on: Thursday, September 21, 2023
By: Lorena Binisol
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Hannah with youths from IPG, KK at the recycling centre at Tame, Tg Aru.
Kota Kinabalu: More than 400 youths from various NGOs took part in a beach clean-up in conjunction with Malaysia Day last weekend.
The NGOs involved were JCI Chapter Luyang, Moyog and Intan as well as youth movement of Majlis Belia & Sukan, Sabah (MBS).
Minister of Youth and Sports, Hannah Yeoh witnessed the programme at Tanjung Aru Beach, after which she proceed to witness another group at Happy Plastic Borneo and Carlsbot, a recycling centre at Tanjung Aru Marine Ecosystem (Tame).
“Sabah has beautiful and a number of good beaches. But sadly, as we walked along the beach side (Tg Aru), cigarette butts can be seen everywhere.
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