A coastal clean-up operation titled “SOLO 5” has taken place across Majjistral Nature Park, Fomm ir-Riħ and Crystal Lagoon in Comino, organised in collaboration with Visit Malta.During the initiative, Gorg from Coast Is Clear Foundation removed a record 500 plastic bottles, along with ropes, fishing lines, 12 large jerrycans, and other waste from the sea and coastline. He also towed a large shipping buoy to safer waters.The effort formed part of a demanding day of environmental work focused on marine conservation and waste removal from Malta’s coastal areas. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)Organisers described the day as exhausting but meaningful, highlighting the importance of protecting marine environments for future generations. They urged greater care for the seas, stating: “This is your world and your children’s future. Take care of it, and protect our dying seas.”The clean-up was supported by The Alfred Mizzi Foundation, under the “Coast is Clear” initiative, with sponsorship from Life at Videoslots, John Ripard & Son Shipping, ROCS Group, 20Twenty, RLR Yachting Malta, Mifsud Brothers Ltd., Project Green, and Cisk.Thank you Coast is Clear!Credit: @coastisclearfoundation via Instagram•