Mui ne: The People's Committee of Mui Ne ward, Lam Dong province, on September 19-20, 2026, mobilised local forces, officials, young people, and residents to collect and dispose of ocean waste washed ashore along the coastline. This initiative was particularly significant as large amounts of marine debris have washed ashore at several beaches in Mui Ne, affecting environmental sanitation, the landscape, and tourism activities.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the clean-up drive saw active participation from various sectors of the community. The collaborative effort aimed to restore the natural beauty of Mui Ne's beaches, which are vital for the local tourism industry. The accumulation of ocean waste posed a threat to both the environment and the local economy, prompting swift action from the community and local authorities.

The clean-up initiative not only addressed immediate environmental concerns but also served as a call to action for sustainable practices in waste management. By involving young people and residents, the People's Committee aimed to raise awareness about the impact of marine debris and the importance of maintaining clean and healthy coastlines.