The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment kicked off the 2024 "Clean Up the World" campaign in Hanoi on September 22. Initiated by Australia in 1993 and promoted by the United Nations Environment Programme, this global event is held annually in the third week of September, engaging hundreds of millions of people across 180 countries, including Vietnam. The campaign aims to raise environmental awareness and inspire action. Source: Vietnam News Agency
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