Vung Ro Port Border Guard Station launched...

This is an activity to promote the spirit of volunteerism of young people and the community in protecting the environment, preventing plastic waste, limiting pollution, contributing to minimizing the negative impacts of climate change on the lives of people in coastal areas.

Implementing the 2025 Summer Youth Volunteer Campaign, on July 19, the Vung Ro Port Border Guard Station ( Dak Lak Provincial Border Guard Command) chaired and coordinated with local Youth Union organizations, a number of businesses and a large number of people to organize the program " Let's clean the sea " at Mu U beach, in Vung Ro village, Hoa Xuan commune, Dak Lak province.

The program attracted the participation of dozens of cadres, union members, youth and local people. On the first day alone, the forces collected and treated more than ^{5m3 of} various types of waste, cleaned more than 3km along the coast, returning a green, clean and beautiful environment to the coastal area.

This is an activity to promote the spirit of volunteerism of young people and the community in protecting the environment, preventing plastic waste , limiting pollution, contributing to minimizing the negative impacts of climate change on the lives of people in coastal areas.

Major Le Minh Thao, Political Commissar of Vung Ro Port Border Guard Station, said: In recent years, the unit has regularly coordinated with mass organizations and local authorities to organize many practical activities such as: environmental protection propaganda, sea cleaning, planting trees to block sand, collecting coastal waste... thereby gradually raising awareness and responsibility of cadres, soldiers, union members, youth and people in preserving the marine environment.

In particular, the unit has been implementing the model of “Bringing waste to shore”, encouraging fishermen and coastal residents to collect waste generated during fishing and living at sea and bring it to shore for centralized treatment. This model contributes to improving the marine ecological environment, protecting water resources, preventing climate change, stabilizing livelihoods and improving the long-term quality of life for coastal communities.

This "Let's clean the sea" activity is also part of a series of volunteer programs for a green environment, contributing to building the image of Border Guard soldiers close to the people, joining hands with the community to build increasingly green, clean and beautiful border and coastal areas.

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Source: https://baolamdong.vn/don-bien-phong-cua-khau-cang-vung-ro-ra-quan-lam-sach-bo-bien-382876.html