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Zurich Kotak General Insurance Joins Dadar Beach Clean-Up, Volunteers Remove Post-Festival Waste To Protect Mumbai Coastline

Mumbai: Zurich Kotak General Insurance (ZKGI) joined hands with Project Mumbai’s ‘Jallosh - Clean Coasts’ initiative to undertake a clean-up drive at Dadar Beach, reinforcing its focus on environmental responsibility and community participation. The initiative was organised as part of efforts to address the waste left behind along Mumbai’s coastline following festive celebrations. Such periods…

Zurich Kotak General Insurance Joins Dadar Beach Clean-Up, Volunteers Remove Post-Festival Waste To Protect Mumbai Coastline

Mumbai's Zurich Kotak General Insurance has teamed up with Project Mumbai's 'Jallosh - Clean Coasts' program to organize a clean-up at Dadar Beach. This initiative comes in response to the waste left behind following Mumbai's festive season, when beaches can become cluttered with discarded items. Around 30 volunteers, including senior management, joined the effort to collect post-festival debris and help restore the beach's cleanliness.

The collected waste was carefully sorted for appropriate disposal, recycling, and broader waste management practices. This event went beyond merely cleaning the beach; it aimed to promote responsible waste disposal and recycling. Zurich Kotak General Insurance's collaboration with Project Mumbai sought to turn festive responsibilities into meaningful action.

The clean-up drive also emphasized the importance of collective efforts in preserving Mumbai's coastline, especially after large celebrations. Through this initiative, Zurich Kotak General Insurance and its volunteers contributed to cleaner public spaces and healthier coastal ecosystems, promoting greater awareness around responsible waste disposal and long-term coastal conservation in Mumbai.

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