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Clean-up day sees Toti shine

That is a community effort at its best.

International Coastal Cleanup Day in the Toti area was a sparkling success, with 780 people collecting over 500 bags of trash and more still to be counted.

“That is a community effort at its best,” said Toti Conservancy’s Angus Pyke. “Schools, clubs and individuals were involved and everyone must be complimented. Amanzimtoti Primary’s grade 4 to 7 pupils need a special mention as 315 pupils collected 114 bags of rubbish from the streets in the surrounding area. The children picked up a total of 4,835 individual items in an hour.”

Toti Conservancy co-ordinated the project on behalf of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife. It appeals to everyone to stop littering and to ‘pick it up’ everyday, not just on clean-up day. Coastal Cleanup Day takes place annually on the third Saturday in September.

Chairman on Amanzimtoti Sports Centre, Craig Chamier with his overloaded bakkie and some helpers.
Chairman on Amanzimtoti Sports Centre, Craig Chamier with his overloaded bakkie and some helpers.
Marthinus Koster, Navendran Naidoo and Diaego Barco of Warner Beach Prep separate glass for the school recycling project.
Marthinus Koster, Navendran Naidoo and Diaego Barco of Warner Beach Prep separate glass for the school recycling project.
Warner Beach Prep grade 6 and 7 cleanup gang show off all the litter they collected.
Warner Beach Prep grade 6 and 7 cleanup gang show off all the litter they collected.

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