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so down there is the tiny village of shek o. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers, but it's got more than 100 beaches covering 450 miles of coastline. big wave bay is one of the popular stretches. people swim and surf here, though the waters aren't exactly crystal clear. so this is an app called global alert. its users plant a red flag every time they see large amounts of rubbish near the sea. this is big wave bay here. as you can see, there's a lot of red dots just around the corner. but there's hope in the form of this woman. so, good morning, day two of the atlantic cleanup challenge. several years ago, esther spotted the problem as she was running and climbing around the island with her husband.
this place is called dragon's back, and it's got its name from the hills i'm climbing on. it's a 20—minute walk uphill. fairly heavy going, but once you get to the top, the view is stunning. you can see for miles up here. so down there is the tiny village of shek 0. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers, but it's got more than 100 beaches covering a50 miles of coastline. big wave bay is one of the popular stretches. people swim and surf here, though the waters aren't exactly crystal clear. so this is an app called global alert. its users plant a red flag every time they see large amounts of rubbish near the sea. this is big wave bay here.
village of shek 0. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers, but it's got more than 100 beaches covering 450 miles of coastline. big wave bay is one of the popular stretches. people swim and surf here, though the waters aren't exactly crystal clear. so this is an app called global alert. its users plant a red flag every time they see large amounts of rubbish near the sea. this is big wave bay here. as you can see, there's a lot of red dots just around the corner. but there's hope in the form of this woman. so, good morning, day two of the atlantic cleanup challenge. several years ago, esther spotted the problem as she was running and climbing around the island with her husband. during our expedition, we mapped all the trash that we saw on the way, and we mapped in total
you can see for miles up here. so down there is the tiny village of shek 0. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers, but it's got more than 100 beaches covering 450 miles of coastline. big wave bay is one of the popular stretches. people swim and surf here, though the waters aren't exactly crystal clear. so this is an app called global alert. its users plant a red flag every time they see large amounts of rubbish near the sea. this is big wave bay here. as you can see, there's a lot of red dots just around the corner. but there's hope in the form of this woman. so, good morning, day two of the atlantic cleanup challenge. several years ago, esther spotted the problem
ensuring nothing is wasted. hong kong. it's one of the world's most densely populated cities. for social distancing, it's not ideal, but for those who feel worried, there are options. i'm only half an hour bus ride out of the city centre, and it's beautiful. this place is called dragon's back, and it's got its name from the hills i'm climbing on. it's a 20—minute walk uphill. fairly heavy going, but once you get to the top, the view is stunning. you can see for miles up here. so down there is the tiny village of shek 0. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers,
fairly heavy going, but once you get to the top, the view is stunning. you can see for miles up here. so down there is the tiny village of shek o. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers, but it's got more than 100 beaches covering a50 miles of coastline. big wave bay is one of the popular stretches. people swim and surf here, though the waters aren't exactly crystal clear. so this is an app called global alert. its users plant a red flag every time they see large amounts of rubbish near the sea. this is big wave bay here. as you can see, there's a lot of red dots just around the corner. but there's hope in the form of this woman. so, good morning, day two of the atlantic cleanup challenge. several years ago, esther spotted the problem
it's a 20—minute walk uphill. fairly heavy going, but once you get to the top, the view is stunning. you can see for miles up here. so down there is the tiny village of shek 0. if you look over there through the gap in the mountains, you can see the tall skyscrapers of kowloon, and just further down there is big wave bay. hong kong is famous for its skyscrapers, but it's got more than 100 beaches covering a50 miles of coastline. big wave bay is one of the popular stretches. people swim and surf here, though the waters aren't exactly crystal clear. so this is an app called global alert. its users plant a red flag every time they see large amounts of rubbish near the sea. this is big wave bay here. as you can see, there's a lot of red dots just around the corner. but there's hope in the form of this woman.
Officials from the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the HKSAR recently visited various sectors of Hong Kong to listen to their concerns. These outreach activities triggered wide-ranging discussions in society.