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Badung organises mangrove clean-up with about 300 participants

Badung Regency Government organised a World Cleanup Day clean-up at Telaga Waja Beach on 25 September, with about 300 participants collecting and sort…

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Illustration: Exposed mangrove tree roots grow along clear water beside a wooden boardwalk.

Telaga Waja Beach

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