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askST: Why is there so much rubbish on the beach in East Coast Park?

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askST: Why is there so much rubbish on the beach in East Coast Park?
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Singapore's East Coast Park faces a seasonal surge in marine debris, particularly during the south-west monsoon months. Authorities and volunteers are working together to manage the increased volume of waste washing ashore.

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The issue underscores the environmental challenge of managing marine pollution caused by international shipping and ocean currents.

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Singapore’s battle against marine trash is a joint effort helmed by both volunteers and the authorities.

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