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Trash Hero Kota Kinabalu. 2,372 likes · 45 talking about this. Every week we clean - we educate - we change. Creating awareness with our cleanups. Join us. It's free and fun!
Trash Hero Kota Kinabalu leader, Zurainee, was excited to meet her volunteers in a...
Trash Hero Tha Sala, Thailand, Trash Hero Bern, Switzerland and Trash Hero Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, used the Chapter Family Meeting to reflect on what they achieved in 2023 and what they hope to accomplish in 2024. Chapter Family Meeting numbers so far: Thailand: 28 adults, 21 kids, 4 locations. Malaysia: 31 adults, 32 kids, 4 locations
455 Followers, 743 Following, 130 Posts - Trash Hero Kota Kinabalu (@trashherokotakinabalu) on Instagram: "We clean | We educate | We change"
KOTA KINABALU: There was an unusual sight in Tanjung Lipat, the State capital’s popular waterfront area here yesterday. Alongside couples taking romantic walks and families lounging under the afternoon sun were scores of people happily combing the sandy beaches for rubbish.
Co-organised by Trash Hero Borneo and Scuba Junkie SEAS, 207 people, including children, collected 2,337kg of plastic, Styrofoam, aluminium cans and bottles from around the island, last Saturday.