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Next Generation Pakistan Project Clean Up 2015
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Mahirafaran
220 Views • Oct 22, 2015
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On the 15th of June, 2015 the Next Generation Pakistan Clean Up Project kicked off at the Cantt Railway Station, where land pollution is in abundance. Waste Busters, a recycling company which operates in Lahore agreed to take all the waste the volunteers collected and recycle it. The volunteers were taught to differentiate between organic and inorganic waste. For seven afternoons, the volunteers for the Clean Up Project cleared up the Cantt Railway Station and spoke to the residents of the area on a daily basis to raise awareness about land pollution and its hazards. Soon enough, some of them took up shovels of their own.
On the 21st of June, 2015 the project came to close and the area was significantly cleaner than before. But the most important part of the mission had been accomplished behind the scenes. The inhabitants of the Cantt Railway Station are now aware of their responsibility to their country, and most importantly, to themselves.
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On the 21st of June, 2015 the project came to close and the area was significantly cleaner than before. But the most important part of the mission had been accomplished behind the scenes. The inhabitants of the Cantt Railway Station are now aware of their responsibility to their country, and most importantly, to themselves.
Watch in HD!
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