“TAKE TIME”
Mountains of cheap spare are dumped into the ocean every year by violent storms, some of which travel for hundreds of kilometers and ends up on Bali’s beaches.
According to Dalem, the garbage wave is” everything that repeats” on Kedonganan beach and other locations in the area every year as a result of the monsoon rains and winds that occur between November and March.
Indonesia, an island of more than 17, 000 territories, has pledged to reduce sea foam spare by 70 per cent by 2025.
Tourists were alarmed by the look of foam mounds that had been washed up on the planet’s beaches.
” I think it’s a terrible issue. And for travelers, it’s the reason why a bit do not visit Bali. Because of the trash”, said Russian Danil Kovalev, who has visited the island three days.
” Often I see this on another seashores”.