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KAVYO Raises Awareness Of Clean Environment

Issue 387

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Hargeysa, Somaliland, June 27, 2009 (SL Times) – Youth volunteers belonging to KAVYO were busy this week spreading information about the importance of clean environment. Among the neighborhoods targeted by the volunteers for conscious-raising about the environment were State House, Daami, Goljano, Jajabka, Gobanimo Market and Shiraaqle market.
The Director of KAVYO, Mr Abdirizaq Huseen Jama told the audience, “This program is about raising the awareness of the community, about how to keep the environment clean and how to avoid anything that could foul the environment.”
Mr Abdirizaq Huseen Jama explained that lately our people have come used to putting up with grabage piled up in the streets, but they must be informed that a clean environment is essential to a healthy life.
KAVYO volunteers are mainly university students. This is not the first time that they have performed this type of volunteer work. They had previously done volunteer work in Hargaysa, Wajaale and Gabilay.
 


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