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14 Sep 2018

Join the big beach clean-up this weekend

Sugan Naidoo (South Coast Herald)

“Areas from the ‘Block’ to the Umbango River mouth will be cleaned this Saturday.“

The ‘Big Clean-up’, organised by the Umbango River Conservancy for International Coastal Clean-up Day, takes place this Saturday, September 15.

The Conservancy is inviting all who are interested to meet at the Block in Port Shepstone (below the lighthouse) at 7.45am.

Areas of The Block to the Mbango River mouth will be cleaned.

Bin bags will be provided, but please bring your own gloves.

For more information contact Morgan Naidoo at 076 2389826.

 

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