La Rinconada | The World's Highest City | Sona Ya Maut? (Urdu Documentary)

Welcome to La Rinconada, Peru – the highest permanent settlement in the world located at 5,100 meters (16,700 ft). Known as "The Devil's Paradise," this city has no running water, no sewage system, and almost no oxygen. Yet, 50,000 people live here for one reason: GOLD. In this Urdu documentary, we explore the dark reality of the gold mines, the brutal "Cachorreo" payment system, and the toxic mercury pollution that is slowly killing the population. Is the gold worth the price of life? Topics Covered in this Video: Life without oxygen at 5,100 meters altitude. The reality of "The Devil's Paradise." The Cachorreo System: Working 30 days for free. How mercury poisoning is destroying the environment. The brave women (Pallaqueras) of the mines. Agar aapko ye video pasand aayi to Like aur Subscribe zaroor karein! 🔔 Click the Bell Icon for more documentaries on Extreme Geography.    / @insightswithwaleed   #LaRinconada #UrduDocumentary #HighestCity #Peru #GoldMine #AmazingFacts #HindiDocumentary #extremeplaces #insightswithwaleed Related Search Terms: La Rinconada Peru documentary in Urdu, The most dangerous gold mine in the world, Life in the highest city on Earth, Breathing problems at high altitude, How gold is mined in Peru, Cachorreo system explained, Poor people mining gold, Pallaqueras women of Peru, Environmental disaster in La Rinconada, Ghost city of gold, Most polluted city in the world, Extreme human survival stories, Travel to La Rinconada, Dangerous roads of Peru, Mystery of the Andes mountains, South America facts in Urdu, Rich vs Poor documentary, Gold price vs Human life, Real story of La Rinconada miners, Mercury pollution in gold mining. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.