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BECQ, BSI conduct successful ICC
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- Volunteers join Best Sunshine International, Ltd.-Corporate Social Responsibility staff at San Antonio beach to support BECQ’s International Beach Cleanup. (Contributed Photo)
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- BSI-CSR staff Gina Tomokane and her grandson show their support. (Contributed Photo)
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- The BSI-CSR staff Fuji Suel and Jia Kapileo assist in the cleanup at Wing Beach. (Contributed Photo)
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- The BSI-CSR staff and volunteers work together at Pau Pau Beach to rid the area of debris and trash. (Contributed Photo)
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- The BSI-CSR staff and volunteers with the trash they collected at Tank Beach. (Contributed Photo)
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- The BSI-CSR team members gather together after clearing Wing Beach of trash and debris. (Contributed Photo)
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- The BSI-CSR staff and volunteers at the 13 Fishermen Monument. (Contributed Photo)
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- The shores of Tank Beach were rid of waste and debris. (Contributed Photo)
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- The BSI-CSR’s Marvin Palacios gathers debris that includes slippers and beer bottles left carelessly on the beach. (Contributed Photo)
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- Volunteers collect data at one of the five sites that BSI managed for BECQ’s International Coastal Cleanup. (Contributed Photo)
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- Best Sunshine CSR staff Rita Camacho and Nate Ada show some of the trash they found by Tank Beach. (Contributed Photo)
While the numbers are still being counted at how much trash were collected, volunteers and participants acknowledged that it was yet another successful International Coastal Cleanup jointly held over the weekend by the Bureau of Environmental Quality and Best Sunshine International, xLtd.’s Corporate Social Responsibility.
The 2nd International Coastal Cleanup was held on Saturday at five sites on Saipan. (PR)
