Feature: Egyptian volunteers mark World Cleanup Day by removing Nile River plastic waste


by Mahmoud Fouly

CAIRO, Sept. 17 (Xinhua) -- A group of volunteers took a boat on the Nile River in the Egyptian capital Cairo, equipped with life jackets, rubber gloves and fishing nets with long handles, to pick up floating bottles and other plastic waste in an awareness campaign to mark World Cleanup Day.

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