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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 20 (ANI/NewsVoir): Over 110 volunteers from various schools, colleges, clubs and corporates came together for a mega beach clean-up drive at the Girgaum Chowpatty beach in Mumbai's D-ward, and collected 800 kgs of waste within 2 hours. This drive was conducted under Project Waste No More, a large-scale public-private partnership-led project backed by SBI Foundation, the BMC and Hindustan Unilever, in collaboration with Xynteo Vikaasa and Dalmia PolyPro. Held on the eve of Global Recycling Day, this was the largest edition of the series of bi-monthly clean-up drives organised jointly by the five organisations, with ground support from Change Is Us, a youth-led volunteer group comprising local students and residents. The waste collected was loaded onto BMC trucks from the site and transported to a Xynteo-run facility in the D-ward for further treatment. The processed waste is ultimately handed over to manufacturers who use it as raw material for pr

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