Yesterday, 17 September was International Coastal Clean-Up Day and Cape Town residents came out in their numbers to rally behind the case.
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It coincided with the #SpringCleanCT and the City officials also played their part.
The Cape Town deputy mayor, Edwin Peter Andrews, took to Twitter as evidence that he too pulled up his sleeves picking trash in the Lagoon Beach area together with other volunteers.
- Picture: Eddie Andrews / Twitter
Muizenburg residents did not disappoint, they too showed up in numbers to clean up their part of the City.
Nature Connect SA had the youth continue with the ongoing campaign to stop illegal dumping.
- Report illegal dumping on 021 444 6231
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