Thirty students of SDIT Al Huda Clean Up The Lebak Beach from
Single use plastic waste. Monday (12/15/2025)
Following the detection of plastic polymers in the blood of women on Bawean Island, SDIT Al Huda has taken mitigation action to address the growing microplastic threat by leading a clean-up at Lebak Beach, a site heavily polluted by single-use plastic waste. The initiative is part of a broader school-based movement to reduce plastic use, including a zero-waste canteen policy, mandatory reusable tumblers, drinking water refill facilities, and environmental education on waste separation and the health risks of microplastics.
Bawean, Gresik (15 December) — As the tide receded along the shores of Lebak Village on Bawean Island, dozens of children stepped carefully across the sand, lifting sacks heavy with plastic waste—silent evidence of a pollution crisis that has lingered for decades. The scene marked the Children’s Environmental Action: Beach Clean-Up Activity, a grassroots effort led by SDIT Al Huda Bawean in collaboration with Ecoton and the Human In Love Foundation (Korea), with support from the Lebak Village Government.
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