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Indonesia's famous Pink Beach covered in rubbish
They took a photo of themselves lying on this beautiful pink beach in Indonesia. One year later, these instagrammers went back to the same spot. This is what they saw.
05/04/2019 6:26 AM
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34 comments
James H.
07/28/2019 21:10Welcome to planet earth. The land where nothing is perfect or maintained without mankind. The grass also doesn’t cut itself.
Enni I.
07/28/2019 07:13Oooowww My country... 😢😢😢😢
Fidel I.
07/28/2019 05:53All this garbage travels from different places, the currents, wind, tides or swells can push them to the shore, yes Indonesia is responsabile for most of this garbage but also some come from far away, the idea of mass consumism in to development countries never was planned, they are doing the same like any western country did few years ago, but with a big population of 260 millons of people, can you imagine all this people consuming like an american? We are in a big trouble
Yettou H.
07/27/2019 16:44Who can pay the price o go there ? Rich or poor ? Tell me who is responsable ? Poor or rich people?
Marcellin E.
07/27/2019 16:36Very problem for water
Trisha L.
05/19/2019 07:20Stay away from this country. Don’t spend your money there don’t waste your time on the planes the fuel for the boat don’t waste your money on a country like this vacation someplace else. What kind of people don’t do anything to try to stop this atrocity
Gerard G.
05/18/2019 04:39How hard is it to expedite water purification process in water underwater creating clarity enough to see the bottom example think like fish aquarium only on the largest scale scrubbing contamination extraction of debris!
Emilio S.
05/06/2019 20:42Did they cleaned it at least?
Michael W.
05/06/2019 18:41Here's a fun fact majority of plastic in ocean comes from Asia and Indonesia, so I'm not surprised
Emily W.
05/06/2019 09:56Sorry to say, plenty of plastic here in USA in all sorts of waterways and roadways, coming from US consumption!!
James S.
05/06/2019 06:54I guess that the tsunami that hit Indonesia in 2018 had absolutely noting to do with that. The pictures state 2019.. https://m.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/breaking-75-magnitude-earthquake-rattles-indonesia-promoting-tsunami-warning/70006199
Carl G.
05/05/2019 21:34We will destroy all of our beaches around the world if we don’t stop polluting ocean with waste and plastic stop buying plastic bottles n use reusable containers
Matt S.
05/05/2019 05:11How bout they pick up the trash instead of filming it
Tyler C.
05/05/2019 01:20And they also took a plane to get there. Twice. Their vacation and pictures cost more than they realize.
Lucie J.
05/04/2019 20:10There is a solution: stop hunting for the great selfies and compete with each other who is going to post an “incredible” shot on social media. I dont have any social media profile except Fb. Who needs an Insta...what???
Natassha A.
05/04/2019 19:08But what do they do to actually help beside hashtagging tho
Drew M.
05/04/2019 14:55I also experienced this!😢😭😓
Christy L.
05/04/2019 14:46Do they feel at all responsible for causing an increase in tourism and littering on that beach? I thought this video was going to show them taking responsibility for their irresponsible lifestyle and the effect it has on the planet, but NOPE!
Lee J.
05/04/2019 14:05I try bringing important issues to the attention of my social media contacts, to deaf ears. The biggest part of the population doesn't give a rat's ass, so goddam worried that people might not like them. Burns my ass to no end.
Laurie F.
05/04/2019 13:11Speak with the local islanders