WTFT to conduct cleanliness drive on Sunday in Airoli

WTFT to conduct cleanliness drive on Sunday in Airoli

WTFT is a group of youths who have been cleaning mangroves in Navi Mumbai for the past 70 weeks without any break.

Amit SrivastavaUpdated: Friday, May 27, 2022, 09:04 PM IST
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The team With Them For Them (WTFT) has been organising mangrove cleaning drive in Airoli for 70 weeks every Sunday. Continuing its mission, this Sunday, members of WTFT will conduct a cleanliness drive at sector 14 near Marine and BioDiversity Centre in Airoli. Interested youth can join the team to bring a change to the environment by reaching out at 8779632465.

WTFT is a group of youths who have been cleaning mangroves in Navi Mumbai for the past 70 weeks without any break.

The Google location is https://maps.app.goo.gl/Q2s74sJBq5XCZwqy5.

The cleanliness drive will continue for two hours from 9 am to 11 am and participants will carry water bottles and gloves with them.

All the volunteers will have to wear shoes and comfortable full clothing for the clean-up drives. The volunteers are requested to carry sufficient drinking water. And they are recommended to wear gumboots and carry an extra pair of clothes and footwear for the Mangroves Clean-Up.

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