
Hopefully, it will become a regular feature to finally get some traction on the seemingly insurmountable problem of trash that floats in from the open sea onto the natural shores of Pulau Semaku (the trash does not come from the landfill, which is well operated and does not impact the natural areas).
With inflatable zodiacs and other cool stuff, the Naval Diving Unit volunteers made quick work of the trashline on the high water mark, as well as dived to check out for underwater rubbish.

Andy was with them to document as well as advise on the operation. Read his full story on the News from the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore blog!
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