A quick walk on the beach yesterday revealed hundreds, if not thousands, of pill bottles on the beach at Cape St Francis, along with Oreo sandwiches, tea, a few shoes, and scores of Instant Noocdle packs. A further search revealed a stash of Applie chargers, all rusted and with USA plugs.
These pills have been washing up from here to Port Alfred and are undoubtedly all over Oyster Bay.
Kouga Express published this warning – EXPRESS
Coastal Cleanup This Sunday
As more washes ashore this weekend, the Kromme Enviro Trust are having a coastal; clean-up.
We’re excited to invite you to participate in the International Coastal Clean-Up Day on Sunday 15thSeptember. This global event is our chance to make a significant impact on the health of our oceans and coastlines.
Why Your Support Matters:
- Protect Marine Life: Rubbish and pollutants threaten ocean creatures and habitats. By participating, you’re helping to remove these dangers and ensure a safer environment for marine wildlife.
- Preserve Natural Beauty: Clean coasts enhance the beauty of our beaches and waterways, making them enjoyable for everyone and supporting local tourism.
- Make a Difference Locally: Your efforts will directly benefit our local beaches and waterways.
Feel free to bring your family, friends, and even your dog! This is a fantastic opportunity for everyone to get involved, enjoy some fresh air, and contribute to a cause that benefits us all.
Eco Kids are also welcome and we will have prizes for the youngsters that are collecting rubbish.
Event Details:
Date: Sunday 15th September – weather permitting, watch social media for updates
Time: 9am – 12 noon
Meeting Point: The Kromme Enviro Trust along with other local groups will be at the following locations handing out bags and collecting the rubbish that is gathered:
– The Lighthouse in Cape St Francis,
– Bruces on Harbour Road
– The Wildside car park
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