Hundreds march in Suva City to mark World Oceans Day

World-Oceans-Day

Hundreds march in Suva City to mark World Oceans Day

By Marika Rasekaseka , Alifereti Sakiasi

08/06/2023

‘Stop it, Save it, Think of our future’ were the calls from the International Primary School students to mark World Oceans Day in Suva this morning.

Members of the public also joined the march to show their support and be part of the celebration.

The march is headed towards Albert Park where the official program kicks off at 10am followed by information displays until 3pm.

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