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Over 1.5 tons of marine debris cleared from Al Hail beach

More than 125 volunteers joined the Environment Society of Oman and The Sustainable City, Yiti on World Cleanup Day.

The bay and shoreline at Yiti, with the Hajar mountains meeting the water.
The coastline at Yiti. Indicative render, not an image of the cleanup.

The Sustainable City, Yiti partnered with the Environment Society of Oman to clear more than 1.5 tons of marine litter from Al Hail beach, marking World Cleanup Day. More than 125 volunteers took part, with the campaign organised alongside OMRAN Group and Diamond Developers.

In 2022 to that point, the Environment Society of Oman had worked with over 200 volunteers to clear more than 72 tons of marine debris from Oman's beaches and coral reefs.

Marine litter removed
More than 1.5 tons
Volunteers
More than 125
Location
Al Hail beach, Muscat
Occasion
World Cleanup Day

The response from the community was inspiring and serves as a reminder to us all of our shared responsibility for the conservation of our environment. On the occasion of World Cleanup Day however, we also remind the community that where there is no waste, there is no need for cleanups!

Suaad Al HarthiESO Director

Protecting the environment and preserving its natural resources and biodiversity are among the strategic priorities of The Sustainable City, Yiti.

Eng Ammar Al KharusiDevelopment Director, Yiti Tourism Development Company

Primary source: Read the coverage in Times of Oman

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