‘Farming Island’ cleanup


Cleaner campus: Motomura (centre, squatting) posing with volunteers after the cleanup.

TWENTY bags – that’s how much trash a group of students collected during the Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU) Farming Club’s “Zero Littering Challenge” to commemorate World Environment Day recently.

The volunteers spent the evening of June 5 removing decayed plastic waste, clearing bulky items dumped by the roadside, and picking up drinking containers.

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