Keeping jewel of Kedah pristine


Volunteers from the three groups having some refreshments after having collected rubbish at a beach in Langkawi.

THE Sathya Sai International Organisation of Malaysia (SSIOM), Malaysian Nature Society (MNS), and the Naam Group will work alongside other industry players to educate tour operators, tourists as well as locals to care for the environment by not disposing of rubbish indiscriminately.

SSIO Kedah coordinator Dr T. Dandaithapani said for a start, organisation members of which 50% were young professionals, will share their experience on the nature-based environmental care project via the social media to mobilise other young professionals to join in the conservation effort.

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