The volunteers collected 1,946 kilograms of plastic waste, which will now be recycled into public amenities, helping ensure that no waste ends up in landfills, an official statement said

More than 400 Mumbaikars – including youth, children and citizens of all ages – spent their morning cleaning Juhu beach as part of the “Jallosh: Clean Coasts, Restore the Shore” initiative, an official statement said on Wednesday.

The volunteers collected 1,946 kilograms of plastic waste, which will now be recycled into public amenities, helping ensure that no waste ends up in landfills, it said. Read More

The large-scale beach clean-up, organised by Project Mumbai, UNICEF India and YuWaah’s Green Rising, was supported by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the Government of Maharashtra’s

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