Following the success of the public beach clean up held in July, The Boardwalk, Pick n Pay and Boardwalk Mall are appealing to Gqeberha residents to assist them again on Saturday, 19 October at Hobie Beach from 9am to 11am.
The July clean up attracted approximately 200 participants resulting in the removal of 11 wheelie bins of waste from Hobie Beach and the surrounding area. The waste collected included 10kg of cardboard and paper, 3,7kg of PET, 2.8kg of aluminium cans, 17,4kg of glass 12,5kg of plastic and 8.6kg of steel. Five of the wheelie bins contained non-recyclable material.
- Date: Saturday, 19 October
- Time: 9am to 11am
- Venue: Hobie Beach
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