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Wed 05 Jan 2005
International Coast Cleanup Singapore (ICCS) discussed on News Radio 93.8
Category : tvradio
Donna Cheng on NewsRadio FM93.8's Living Room has a chat with Airani Ramli (Data Manager) and Kate Thome (ICCS founder) about the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore.
This will be broadcast live at 10.30am, and you can get the audio feed from the News Radio page. The programme will repeated at 3.40pm.
The mp3 is avaliable here: Part 1 (11.4 MB), Part 2 (14.8 MB) and Part 3 (11.7 MB).
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