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Home›Green Marine›Volunteers clear ‘Napoli’ debris
Green Marine

April 17, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Volunteers clear ‘Napoli’ debris

Dozens of volunteers have cleared debris believed to come from the container ship Napoli from a beach at an East Sussex beauty spot. Shampoo bottles, packing materials and masses of green plastic string were cleared from Cuckmere Haven on Sunday.

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Dozens of volunteers have cleared debris believed to come from the container ship Napoli from a beach at an East Sussex beauty spot. Shampoo bottles, packing materials and masses of green plastic string were cleared from Cuckmere Haven on Sunday.

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