Unwanted electronic items become the luxury of many labourers in UAE with 'Pass It On' initiative
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, June 19 - 2012 at 10:17
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It was scorching heat yet the sun could not take away the spirit of the young students of Dubai British School who volunteered for Eros Group's much acclaimed 'Pass It On' initiative, to come forward and pass on their unwanted electronics and gadgets to the UAE labourers bringing a smile to many.
The awareness campaign which is in its 3rd year now, is in conjunction with 'Take My Junk' and aims at reducing electronic waste through extending the life cycle of electronic products by giving them away to those less fortunate. 'Pass It On' drop boxes were placed in DBS where students had put their unwanted electronic items. The students collected items ranging from mobile phones, air purifiers, music systems, cd and dvd players, mixers and blenders which was much appreciated by the labourers.
The team from 'Take My Junk' today collected the items from the school and distributed it further to the labourers at a labour camp in Greens with the help of volunteers from DBS's students, teachers & Eros Group members.
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