More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display. - CGTN

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More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

More than 350 workers were needed to clear the estimated 60 tons of rubbish left on the shore of Sydney Harbor after its famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display.