Fiji’s recycling community stands with Nepal flood victims
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- Fiji’s recycling community held a solidarity vigil for recycling workers affected by devastating floods in Nepal.
- The Pacific Recycling Foundation and community members lit candles and left messages for people who lost their lives.
Fiji’s recycling community has come together to support recycling workers in Nepal after devastating floods claimed lives, displaced families and destroyed livelihoods.
The Pacific Recycling Foundation and members of Fiji’s recycling community held a solidarity vigil at Malhana Cloud Kitchen Restaurant. Participants lit candles and placed messages of support for those who lost their lives.
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