The Borneo Post

Lions clubs help recycle household items

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SIBU: Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan and Lions Club of Sibu Loving Care here are helping with recycling of household items to reduce the amount of waste at landfill and green up the environmen­t.

“Since 1930, Lions Clubs Internatio­nal has been promoting recycling programmes all over the world.

“I believe that every household has items that can be recycled to reduce environmen­tal pollution,” said Wong Hie Ping, organising chairperso­n for the donation of old newspapers and cardboard boxes to Sibu Kidney Foundation (SKF), during the brief handing over of recyclable­s on Saturday.

Since the 1930s, Lions’ Vision Recycling Programme has collected millions of used glasses each year for redistribu­tion to those who cannot afford eye care or glasses in developing countries, disclosed Wong.

She also informed that every year in the month of April, Lions give a month of service as part of the global service action movement to protect this planet.

Also present were Charter president of Sibu Loving Care Peter Goh, president of Sibu Pahlawan Malcom Hii and directors of the both clubs while zone chairperso­n Dixon Chiu was witness of the project.

 ?? — Photos courtesy of Dato Be y Wong ?? Wong (sixth le , front row), Goh (fi h le , front row), Hii (seventh le , front row) with the directors and Chiu (right, front row) pose for a photo at the handing over of recyclable­s.
— Photos courtesy of Dato Be y Wong Wong (sixth le , front row), Goh (fi h le , front row), Hii (seventh le , front row) with the directors and Chiu (right, front row) pose for a photo at the handing over of recyclable­s.

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