Sirim cleans up beach for turtles


Prof Dr Ahmad Fadzil (right) finalising the installation of the information board on sea turtles before handing it over to Zaki (front row, second from right) at the Segari Turtle Sanctuary in Lumut.

WITH a mission to create a safer turtle-landing area, some 130 volunteers from Sirim and the local community came together recently to clean up the beach and plant trees at the Segari Turtle Sanctuary in Lumut, Perak.

The activities were part of the company’s corporate social responsibility to create more awareness among its staff and their family members on the importance of a clean beach especially in the turtle conservation area.

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