A large amount of garbage was recovered from the fishing port of Freeman (Photo No. 7)
Over the weekend, local residents of Perth organized a clean-up of ship ports to deal with the growing problem of marine pollution.
On May 4, professional and volunteer divers infiltrated (Fishing Boat Harbour), the fishing port of (Fremantle), Freeman, to clean up mountains of rubbish, according to Radio 7. The photo shot on the spot is shocking.
Volunteer diver Hans (Lisa Jane Hills), a resident of (South Fremantle) in South Freemantle, said residents were alarmed by the amount of garbage collected from the port, with about 100 unite together removing the waste.
Hills, a veterinarian at Perth Zoo (Perth Zoo), said the annual seaport clean-up had entered its ninth year. The clean-up was organized by the dedicated Narc diving club (Narc Diving Club), who last visited here three years ago.
A photo shot by Sears is quite shocking. Dozens of tires were pulled out of the water and stacked, falling into the sea from ships or seaports.
Another photo shows more than a dozen large batteries recovered from the sea.
Sears said that while sunglasses and other items may have accidentally fallen into the water, but the battery is not.
In addition, the clean-up activities also rescued a large number of fishing gear materials, mostly rope and chain.
