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Scouts mark World Peace Day with Muara Beach clean-up

The Brunei Darussalam National Scouts Association (PPNBD) marked World Peace Day 2026 at Muara Beach last Sunday, bringing together Scouts and their families for activities promoting peace, fellowship and environmental awareness.

Observed annually on September 21, World Peace Day was commemorated alongside several Scout initiatives, including World Scarf Day, World Cleanup Day, Plastic Tide Turners and Scout Awareness.

The event was officiated by guest of honour Brunei-Muara District Officer Pengiran Muhammad Ameer Mubarak bin Pengiran Haji Hashim.

The event was officiated by guest of honour Brunei-Muara District Officer Pengiran Muhammad Ameer Mubarak bin Pengiran Haji Hashim. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTOR

Also in attendance were PPNBD President ACP (Rtd) Haji Murad bin Haji Abdul Hadi; PPNBD Chief Commissioner Haji Junaidi bin Haji Hussin; members of the National Scout Council; commissioners, Scout leaders and members, as well as parents and family members.

The celebration began with the launch of the World Peace Day activities, followed by a tour of an exhibition organised by the PPNBD Collectors Club. The exhibition showcased the club’s collections and activities, highlighting its efforts to preserve its collections.

A highlight of the programme was a clean-up campaign at Muara Beach, where participants collected 171 kilogrammes of rubbish.

A highlight of the programme was a clean-up campaign at Muara Beach, where participants collected 171 kilogrammes of rubbish.

The event also featured games and quizzes to encourage interaction and strengthen fellowship, while highlighting the importance of peace, cooperation and environmental protection.

The celebration reflected PPNBD’s commitment to promoting peace, community service and environmental sustainability among its members, particularly the younger generation.

 

SOURCE/AUTHOR : BORNEO BULLETIN

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