Dozens of Idac staff after the intense cleaning day at Barahona beach held on Saturday, October 4, fulfilling the institution’s Social Responsibility Program, led by the Communications Director, Claudio Martínez Turbí.
This Saturday, October 4th, in compliance with the Social Responsibility Program, the Dominican Institute of Civil Aviation, Idac, carried out a Coastal Cleanup Day in the municipality of Santa Cruz de Barahona, with the support of provincial authorities and the institution’s staff.
This area of Barahona beach, overloaded with all kinds of waste, was left spotless by the Idac staff during a cleaning campaign held on Saturday, October 4.
Fulfilling the commitment to social responsibility and environmental protection, Idac personnel and local authorities managed to collect 56 bags of waste and 35 sacks containing metal, plastics, and bottles.
Another view of the effort made by Idac staff during the cleaning campaign carried out on Saturday, October 4, at Barahona beach.
Among the authorities who participated were the mayor of Barahona, Milton Emilio Fernández; the representative of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, David Lopez; and for Idac, the Communications Director, Claudio Martinez Turbí.
Claudio Martínez Turbí, Director of Communications of Idac, delivers the opening remarks to kick off the cleaning campaign at Barahona beach. Milton Fernández, the mayor of Barahona, expresses gratitude to Idac for the beach cleaning campaign, in which the Municipal Council of Barahona also participated. Idac staff in full activity cleaning Barahona beach during the campaign organized by the governing body of civil aviation in the Dominican Republic on Saturday, October 4. Even the waste found in the sea at Barahona beach was collected by Idac workers.Idac men and women in full activity during the beach cleaning day carried out in Barahona on October 4th.A large part of the waste, plastics, metals, food packaging, and other items resulting from the cleaning day conducted by Idac at Barahona beach on Saturday, October 4th.
