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                             HCM City picks up the litter for World Clean-up Day 2018
                              17 September 2018 | 08:46:00 AM 
                             In response to World Clean-up Day 2018 on September 15, several organizations and units in HCM City have carried out clean-up activities to raise public awareness about environmental protection.
                              

 Vietnam Clean & Green organized a number of activities to collect  rubbish along Nguyen Van Linh street and at the foot of Ong Lon bridge  in district 7 with the participation of nearly 100 students and pupils. In Thu Duc district, HCM City Youth  Social Work Centre hosted clean-up activities at Song Than flyover with  the participation of more than 50 youth union members and local  youngsters. Apart from cleaning up a large quantity of rubbish in the  area, the youths also helped out by delivering leaflets and calling on  people to join hands in protecting the environment.
The HCM City Department of Natural Resources and Environment has held  clean-up activities in residential areas and public places.
According to Ms Nguyen Thi Thanh My, deputy director of the Department  of Natural Resources and Environment, these activities aim to  disseminate information and raise public awareness about protecting the  environment, changing behavior and encouraging environmentally friendly  lifestyles as well as fighting pollution in the city.
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment has also implemented  two models to protect the environment in Thanh An commune in Can Gio  district and Binh Chanh district. It also coordinated with the Vietnam  Fatherland Front to deploy two publicity campaigns on environmental  protection in religious communities, limit the use of nylon bags and  encourage recycling and waste separation at grassroots levels.
In addition, districts in the city created lists of polluted locations  due to the stagnancy of rubbish and are devising plans to clean up the  locations in the near future.
In response to World clean-up day 2018, more than 16 million people in  150 nations around the world have participated in cleaning up waste in  order to raise public awareness of the importance of protecting the  earth’s environment.
(VOV)
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