Residents And Heavy Equipment Deployed To Clean Sukabumi Cibunun Beach Which Is In The Spotlight Through The Pandawara Movement Content

Thousands of residents who came from various elements carried out community service to clean up piles of garbage on Cibuntu Beach, Sangrawayang Village, Simpenan District, Sukabumi Regency/ANTARA/Aditya Rohman)

SUKABUMI - Thousands of residents from various agencies, institutions, communities and the general public as well as seven heavy equipment were deployed to clean up the mounting garbage on Cibuntu Beach, Sukabumi Regency, West Java.

"The beach cleaning activities that we initiated in addition to commemorating the 78th Anniversary of the TNI, are also a form of TNI's concern for the environment, especially Cibuntu Beach located in Sangrawayang Village, Simpenan District," said Dandim 0622 Sukabumi Regency Lt. Col. (Inf) Anjar Ariwibowo in Sukabumi as reported by ANTARA, Wednesday, October 4.

According to Anjar, the activity he held turned out to have received positive responses from various elements of society as evidenced by participants participating in the action to clean Cibunun Beach. The number is estimated to reach thousands of people ranging from elements of the TNI, Polri, government, community, mass organizations, students, environmental activities to individuals.

However, to evacuate garbage at Cibuntu Beach, which is dominated by pieces of cloth (perca). Thanks to the cooperation and cooperation of Cibuntu Beach, it is now back to clean.

Thus, the beach, which was originally named the number four dirtiest beach in Indonesia through social media content created by the Pandawara Group, is now in much cleaner condition.

"We appreciate all parties who have been involved in this activity. It is hoped that this beach can return to its tourist destination and we urge anyone to always maintain environmental cleanliness, especially not throwing garbage into rivers or seas," he said.

On the other hand, Anjar said that judging from the type of garbage that accumulates on Cibuntun Beach, it may come from outside the region, because the waste is dominated by perca cloth waste which is thought to have been thrown into the river and then carried into the sea and stranded on the coast.

Therefore, the Kodim 0622 of Sukabumi Regency together with the Sukabumi Police are currently investigating the source of the waste, which may come from a garment or industrial factory related to cloth.

Not long ago, his party also cleaned up piles of garbage covering the coast of Talanca Beach, Loji Village, Simpenan District which is adjacent to Cibunturan Beach.