MiMoana beach cleaning salvages 300 kilos of rubbish

Divers ready to start the clean-up

Divers ready to start the clean-up Credit: MiMoana

THE MiMoana organisation which is dedicated to keeping beaches and the sea clean and safe was advised by Marbella Council not to go ahead with its planned clean up of Bora Bora Beach on November 14 due to restrictions on outdoor gatherings.

Immediately they contacted a number of diving friends and organised a different event last Sunday (November 8) to try to clear some of the huge wave of wet wipes which are literally covering the sea bed along the Costa del Sol coastline.

Some 36 volunteers in all managed to recover 300 kilos of rubbish including plastic as well from the seabed in San Pedro around the wreck of El Galeon.

The whole event was aided by the presence of the local fire brigade which ferried divers out from the shore in their zodiac boats.

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