As the United Nations member countries made a landmark declaration on halting plastic pollution, at the Kenyan coast, people are trying to stop the flow of plastic waste products into the ocean. Teams from nearby communities collect garbage from the ocean shores for recycling but more still needs to be done to tackle the problem. CGTN’s Wilkister Nyabwa reports.
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