The cleaning campaign of Amrit
A part  of the national campaign for cleaning the Syrian beach

We; "Amrit Volunteers", thank all who helped us in cleaning Amrit especially:

The volunteers in the national campaign for cleaning the beach and the sponsors.

Students of the Archeological faculty workshop and their professors (supervisors).

We appreciate the cooperation of the directorate of Antiques in Tartous and its effort for  Weeding the temple and a big part of the stadium. We also thank the donor for presenting the equipments used in the workshop.

Here are some selected photos:

Some of the Amrit Volunteers wearing their own T-Shirts and hats of the national campaign.	The speech of the national campaign for cleaning the beach.
Amrit Volunteers and the students of the workshop arrive to Amrit.	Students of the archeological faculty workshop accept the volunteer's invitation.
The volunteers and the students of the workshop receive the equipments.	Starting to weed in Amrit stadium.
Weeding Amrit stadium.	Weeding Amrit stadium.
The volunteers of the national campaign are cleaning the stadium, removing the garbage and putting them in plastic bags.	The volunteers of the national campaign are cleaning the stadium, removing the garbage and putting them in plastic bags.
Gathering the garbage beside the stadium in a pile. Amrit Volunteers moved the pile to the dump place the very next day on their expense.	Gathering the garbage beside the stadium in a pile. Amrit Volunteers moved the pile to the dump place the very next day on their expense.
The work continues...	Under the supervision of the directorate of Antiques
After finishing cleaning and weeding the stadium. Amrit Volunteers and the students of Archeology are sitting together in the Phoenician stadium holding posters of Amrit and celebrating the success of the campaign.	Amrit Volunteers and the students of archeology are sitting on the stairs of the Phoenician stadium celebrating the success of the campaign and calling all people of Syria and the world to save Amrit.
Translated by: Majd Kara