Trash Tag Challenge | 6-month cleanup campaign launched territory-wide
A territory-wide clean-up campaign set to run for six months is underway.
The campaign, which is being dubbed the ‘Trash Tag Challenge’, is targeting areas throughout the communities including beaches, parks, shorelines, homes, roadsides, and schools.
Virgin Gorda which is located in the Ninth Electoral District has been completed so far.
Clean-ups are now being undergone in the Fifth and Sixth Districts.
As part of the ‘Trash Tag Challenge’, officials are asking residents to help share the challenge on social media, by cleaning up their surrounding areas and posting the before and after pictures with hashtags ‘trashtag’, ‘trashchallenge’ or ‘CleanUpChallenge’.
Cleanup is slated to continue in the Seventh District in June before moving on to the Eighth District in July. The Trash Tag Challenge will then move to Third and Fourth districts in August.
The campaign is scheduled to culminate in the First and Second districts in September.
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The indigenous Virgin Islanders say that expats shouldn’t be giving belongership just by being here for years alone but your contributions to the betterment and development should also be a factor. This is a wonderful way to start if you haven’t done your part as yet. Come on down everybody, grab some garbage bags and work like Barrington Levy say. Let’s keep the BVI beautiful!
Yup! It’s our Home, let’s keep it clean.
Good initiative Premier.
Lets see if the expats chip in remember they say they love this country and wants to make it their home.
Some of them nasty. They throw garbage in bushes on the ground every where.
Yall unbelievable mehson! They chip in with everything!!!!