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Twenty five students from the learning hub school in Malindi town have officially launched a program to segregate waste products using bins made from used plastic bottles. The students are members of the Ecosystem Club and also young conservationists taking part in the Malindi Monthly clean-up exercise organized by the Progress Welfare Association of Malindi.
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Students make waste bins from plastic bottles in Malindi
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