Balinese officials and teachers have shown that they can work not just behind office desks.
Picking up shovels, hoes, and mattocks, they planted more than 3,500 trees in a day along one of the major rivers in the Jembrana district — Biluk Poh.
Balinese officials and teachers have shown that they can work not just behind office desks.
Picking up shovels, hoes, and mattocks, they planted more than 3,500 trees in a day along one of the major rivers in the Jembrana district — Biluk Poh.
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The Gotong Royong Semesta Berencana initiative took place in Bali. More than 35,000 trees were planted, and about 500 km of rivers were cleaned across the island.
The main site was the Ayung river valley in Badung. The Governor of Bali, Wayan Koster, participated in the planting. Nearly 30,000 people in total took part, including authorities, military personnel…
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