Women dedicated to environmental protection along Ha Long’s coastline

Regardless of weather, environmental workers always dedicate to cleaning the beach of Bai Chay to ensure the best experience of visitors to Ha Long city.

According to official reports, the four-kilometre Bai Chay beach is subject to 6 tonnes of garbage everyday (Photo: Vietnam+)

All the garbage disappears after a night with the hands of female environmental workers (Photo: Vietnam+)

The cleaning team in charge of Bai Chay beach consists of 20 female workers (Photo: Vietnam+)

They are considered silent guards of the beach (Photo: Vietnam+)

Workers collect plastic bottles and bags dumped by tourists (Photo: Vietnam+)

They work in two shifts, one from 6:00 to 10:30 a.m and the other from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m (Photo: Vietnam+)

Plastic bottles and bags account for the majority of waste on the beach (Photo: Vietnam+)

The huge amount of tourist arrivals in peak seasons has drastically increased garbage on the beach (Photo: Vietnam+)

Environmental workers work relentlessly to keep the beach clean (Photo: Vietnam+)

Their hard works are expected to pay off with a cleaner beach for tourists to enjoy (Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

Workers collect plastic bottles and bags dumped by tourists (Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

Workers collect plastic bottles and bags dumped by tourists (Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

Silent guards of the beach (Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

Regardless of weather, environmental workers always dedicate to cleaning the beach of Bai Chay (Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

(Photo: Vietnam+)

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