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Padang Galak Beach Waste is Sorted, Further Handling is Key

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Padang Galak Beach Waste is Sorted, Further Handling is Key
ENVIRONMENT
Denpasar City Government
Denpasar City Library and Archives Service employees collect rubbish during Clean Friday activities at Padang Galak Beach, Denpasar, Friday (6/11/2026

From sorting to processing

The Denpasar City DPK places beach clean activities as part of its support for coastal preservation and sustainable waste management.

However, the results of activities cannot yet be measured from published information. Apart from not mentioning the volume or weight of the waste, the statement does not explain how much material can be recycled or how the remaining waste will be handled.

Information regarding transportation and processing flows is important to know the final results of sorting. By recording this, the benefits of activities can be assessed more clearly, both in terms of beach cleanliness and handling of collected waste.

Official Press Release Pemkot Denpasar

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