Tissa Fernando Monday, 24 October 2022 09:47 PM

Unfortunately, these are the very same people who had messed up the beaches with their holiday celebrations. Now they get mo EY for putting up a show. Just visit the same place after 2 days to see if the clean up is sustainable. The same class of people come here and eat and drink and leave the garbage on the beach.

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Che Tuesday, 25 October 2022 10:28 AM

Action to clean soiled beaches is commendable though that alone won't solve the problem of sea pollution. Notably in Dehiwala septic tank sewerage from Colombo

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“ The Lansi Burgher Gent “ Tuesday, 25 October 2022 03:24 PM

What a sad sight to see such plastic and waste being strewn all over. Deplorable. Brings back pleasant memories of one of my visits to Tahiti and the islands in the Pacific, including Fiji. What natural beauty and such a wonderful society that values living in harmony with Mother Nature. No wonder they are places of true paradise. The Seychelles, Mauritius and others of the same ilk, are what proper island tourism is all about and what brings in top dollar. Not to this environmentally destructive so called “paradise” we have here. We are more like - Paradise lost, thanks to overpopulation, environmental carnage, no ethics, ignorance and bigotry. They want to bring Disney here it seems. Jokers.

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