Beach clean up has been my favorite activity whenever I visit beaches! I enjoy searching for treasures on white sands. It has been a year since I started #5minutebeachcleanup , what could I find in a short time of 5 mins along the beach? Magnificent! So much trash people left and a lot from being washed up by the waves. From bicycle helmet to flip flops to water bottles, cloth hangers, straws, fish nets, packaging, cigarettes butt, condom box, plastic bags to small shattered plastics that are small like sand in different colours! It was a moment that I woke up freaking out how dangerous it is! I was scared.
We as people are all responsible for this. It doesn’t matter whose trash it is, we pick it up. We encourage to stop throwing our responsibilities to others. And if we can cut down our consumption too that would be great. Oceans over is 70% of the earth’s surface, it habits our lovely friends under the water, it provides oxygen we breath on and food we eat. We can’t let us destroy our Mother Earth this fast anymore. Let us start now #pearypiegoesgreen #myanmar #luntaya @ Gaw, Rakhine State, Burma
