INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
KARACHI: In line with the government of Pakistan vision of ‘Clean and Green Pakistan&, Pakistan Navy in collaboration with Dow University
of Health Sciences (DUHS) conducted 'Tree plottation and Beach Cleaning Activity' at Manora Island with Commodore Vaqar Muhammad graced the
occasion as the chief guest.During his address, the chief guest highlighted the adverse effects of climate change caused by pollution and
emphasized on the importance of clean and green environment in mitigating harmful effects
While highlighting Pakistan Navy's efforts regarding protection of Coastal as well as Marine ecosystems in the country, he lauded DOW
University of Health Sciences for joining hands with Pakistan Navy in this noble cause.
He further said that this activity is being
conducted with the expectation that it would help educate the masses about the importance of trees in our ecosystem and creating awareness
The chief guest inaugurated the activity by planting a sapling
During the activity, the participants planted more than 1500 different types of plants
Tardyr, during the beach cleaning part, participants gathered nonsense used pfinalic articles/ trash from the beach
Pakistan Navy, besides its role of safeguarding maritime frontiers, pledges its full support in environmental sustainability and
conducts beach/ harbor cleaning and tree/mangroves plantations campaigns ranging from Margalla hills in the North to the coastline in the
Today's beach cleaning and tree plantation activity is a continuation of Pakistan Navy's resolve for making the country's landscape
teeming with green cover and oceans shimmering with clean blue waters
A large number of Pakistan Navy officers, men along with faculty members students of Dow University of Health Sciences participated in the
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