Hello community, I want to share a "Walk" to the "urbanization where a friend lives, she asked me to accompany her to throw out the garbage and I found this garbage dump in the middle of the neighborhood.
I would lie to you if I told you that I had never been to a garbage dump... but... in middle of urbanization?
Anyway, after my initial shock I began to notice that the place is a kind of workplace. There are people who go with carts to collect cans and all kinds of scrap metal to sell. The surrounding houses are a kind of mini fields, very clean by the way, the people have everything fenced off and there are crops of corn, mango trees, cassava, etc. Which in. my country is known as "conuco".
The animals that you see in the photos have an owner and are well fed, they are affectionate, at the end of the road I could see a bus line. Contrary to what you might think.
The smell was not nauseating, but the people there burn their garbage often and that pollutes a lot. There were shirtless and barefoot children, which I avoided portraying. Those cliffs what do they see at. In the end they are "gullies", they look beautiful, but the reality is that every day between the garbage and excessive burning, there have been landslides that have left many people homeless and have caused deaths. The terrain begins to disappear to give way to these species of craters.
Smoke from toxic materials such as plastic, rubber, asphalt, is very common. In my country there is currently no competent body that deals with these residues.
People do what they can with what they have.
Version en Español:
Hola comunidad, les quiero compartir un "Paseo" a la "urbanización donde vive una amiga, ella me pidió acompañarla a botar la basura y me encontré con éste botadero de basura en medio de la barriada.
Les mentiría si les dijese qué nunca había ido a un botadero de basura.. pero.. ¿en. medio de la urbanización?.
En fin, luego de mi asombró inicial empecé a notar que el lugar es una especie de lugar de trabajo. Hay personas que van con carretas a recoger latas y todo tipo de chatarra para vender.
Las casas aledañas son una especie de mini campos, muy limpios por cierto, las personas tienen todo cercado y hay siembra de maíz, árboles de mango, yuca etc. Lo que en. mi país se conoce como "conuco".
Los animales que se ven en las fotos tienen dueño y están bien alimentados, son cariñosos, al final del camino pude divisar una línea de autobuses.
Contrario a lo que se pueda pensar el. olor no era nauseabundo, pero las personas allí queman la basura seguido y eso contamina muchísimo.
Habían niños sin camisa y descalzos, qué evité retratar. Esos acantilados qué ven al. final son "cárcavas", lucen lindas, pero la realidad es que cada día entre la basura y la quema desmedida, han habido deslaves de tierra qué ha dejado a muchas personas sin hogar y ha causado muertes.
El terreno empieza a desaparecer para dar paso a éstas especies de cráteres. El humo de materiales tóxicos como. plástico, caucho, asfalto, es muy común.
En mi país no existe en la actualidad un organismo competente qué se ocupe de éstos residuos. La gente hace lo que puede con lo que tiene.
This pictures were taken with my Android Infinix note 10.
See you soon
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It's really catastrophic
We must grab and recycle
Prove the date of the day and put the collect in a public trashcan@cleanplanet reward each person who clean up the environment
sadly we don't have access to "Public trashcan", so as I said people burn out the garbage instead. I took home some things to recicle.
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