Start the Year Fresh with a Clean Home
The popular cleanup campaign, Baki den Bario, is back for its final edition of the year! On Saturday, residents have a golden opportunity to properly dispose of waste and contribute to a cleaner Aruba. Moreover, this initiative encourages environmental responsibility and community collaboration. The collection containers will be placed at the Marlboro Ballpark in Dakota from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Why Participate in Baki den Bario?
Demissionary Minister Ursell Arends (Raiz) of Nature urges everyone to take advantage of this last chance to declutter homes and gardens. Furthermore, separating your waste beforehand makes disposal faster and easier. The initiative is part of the broader ‘Limpi Limpi’ campaign, aimed at promoting environmental responsibility.
In previous editions, long lines highlighted the popularity of this event. Many residents have successfully used this initiative to dispose of various types of waste responsibly. Additionally, even used frying oil can be dropped off if sealed in plastic bottles with caps. Note that asbestos materials are strictly prohibited.
Key Details for Baki den Bario
- Date: Saturday
- Time: 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM
- Location: Marlboro Ballpark, Dakota
- Accepted Items: General waste, sorted waste, sealed frying oil
- Not Accepted: Asbestos materials
Containers will be available to fill to capacity. Properly sealing the containers ensures safe transportation, while the event staff ensures everything runs smoothly.
How Baki den Bario Helps the Community
Baki den Bario is part of a larger environmental initiative to reduce waste buildup in neighborhoods. At each event, approximately 15 containers are filled, highlighting the community’s commitment to cleanliness. Local authorities, including Bureau City Inspector, assist in managing waste drop-offs, ensuring a seamless experience for all participants.
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