Activist calls Senegal trash problem 'ecological bomb'
Video Credit: euronews (in English) - Duration: 01:00s - Published
Activist calls Senegal trash problem 'ecological bomb'
Armed with rakes, sacks and gloves, volunteers cleaned up trash littering a beach on Senegal's usually pristine coastline.
Dozens of mainly young people and even children picked up garbage from the sandy beach in Bargny, a city located 35km from the capital Dakar.
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