Seru, Kiko Invites Children To Clean-Clean Waste On The Beach

Kiko cleans the sea (ist)

JAKARTA - Kiko in the Deep Sea animated films carry out promotions in a unique way. Not in theaters, Kiko's character invites children to clean up trash on Florida Beach Anyer.

Through these activities, children receive education about the importance of protecting marine ecosystems. Therefore, Kiko invited the children who were present to clean up the beach, especially from the plastic waste that was scattered.

Kiko's activity to clean the beach is a tangible manifestation of Kiko's concern for marine cleanliness. Through the animated film Kiko in the Deep Sea, the audience is invited to maintain cleanliness, especially the marine ecosystem by not littering, separating plastic waste from other plastics and reducing plastic use.

"Cleaning the beach this time is a tangible manifestation of a series of activities carried out by the Kiko in the Deep Sea team. We hope this activity can raise public awareness of the importance of our active role in maintaining the cleanliness of the sea," said Titan Hermawan, CEO of MNC Pictures in a release received by VOI.

A number of parties do highlight the Indonesian sea which is polluted with garbage. According to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, in 2020 the oceans of Indonesia have been polluted by around 1,772.7 grams of waste per square meter. The waste in the sea is dominated by plastic waste. It is estimated that it reaches 827.80 grams per square meter.

The animated film Kiko In the Deep Sea is the production of MNC Animation and MNC Pictures which presents an exciting adventure. Kiko and his friends left on an exciting rescue mission and entertained the audience, especially Indonesian children. With the current marine ecosystem life.

The presence of the Kiko In the Deep Sea film can be an inspiration for Indonesian children to get to know the marine ecosystem again and maintain cleanliness.

The animated film Kiko In the Deep Sea is scheduled to hit theaters in the country starting February 23, 2023. A number of artists voice the characters in the film, such as Arbani Yasiz, Felicya Angelista and Robby Purba.