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Sunday, May 15, 2011

Beach clean-up

Around 80 bags of rubbish were collected during a beach clean-up at Ġnejna Bay last Sunday. The activity was organised by Corona Extra in collaboration with That’s Rubbish, a group of young environmental enthusiasts. The beach was chosen by public votes on the Facebook page – Corona Extra Malta Save the Beach – created specially for this initiative. The event was part of an ongoing international campaign by Corona Extra to mark World Environment Day on June 5.

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