Whilst Neil swam for over 60 hours, @zibelofficial and @waveofchangemalta hosted clean-ups to promote cleaner seas around Malta and Gozo. This remarkable effort was part of a broader mission to raise awareness about protecting marine life and the urgent need to preserve our waters. Neil’s swim is complete, but our collective commitment to safeguarding the seas has only just begun.

The joint initiative highlights the importance of community action in addressing environmental challenges. Protecting our seas isn’t just about one person’s effort, but a united front to protect our planet for future generations.

Neil’s marathon swim symbolizes resilience and determination. “This swim is a testament to human resilience, and it’s a message to the world,” Agius declared. “If we can face the toughest of seas and prevail, we can take on the toughest challenges our planet faces, too. Together, there’s nothing we can’t achieve.”

This incredible feat, paired with the coastal clean-ups, sends a powerful reminder that through unity and perseverance, no challenge is too great—whether it’s swimming for over 60 hours or working tirelessly to protect our seas. The mission to defend marine life and promote cleaner oceans will continue, and together, we can make lasting change.

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