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Venice gondoliers dive into murky waters to clean up canals

Veniceā€™s gondoliers in addition to driving boats are now diving into the canals to clean the garbage cluttering up the cityā€™s waterways. Gondoliers have brought to the surface unwanted belongings, from tires and television sets to vintage radios and telephones and since the clean-up operation started in February, they have collected almost 3 tonnes of rubbish.

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