Police officers on the West Coast are assisting in the clean-up operation after about 500 tons of West Coast rock lobster walked out onto Elands Bay Beach.

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Various stakeholders continue to be part of the beach clean-up, including SAPS. The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment says, since last week, no walkouts have occurred.

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