THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION Commission (NCC) is continuing its battle against the sargassum seaweed.
?Yesterday at Skeete’s Bay, St Philip, an excavator was loading trucks with the weed, which the WEEKEND NATION understands was being taken to either NCC headquarters or the Sustainable Barbados Recycling Centre for processing.
One member of the work crew, who requested anonymity, said he estimated more than ten loads of seaweed were on the beach.
?The work, which started on Wednesday, drew a few curious onlookers. However, despite the effort, more of the seaweed was relentlessly being deposited along the shore. (CA)
Sargassum load
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