Entering CAIRO NO GO Ghetto🇪🇬

In this video I explore Garbage City, a shocking area within Cairo where more than 70,000 residents live and work in the garbage industry. 80% of the Cairo waste is profitably recycled by the Zabbaleen, or garbage collectors, that live in Manshiyet Nasser. The village is notable for having nearly every space of it covered in garbage, including the streets and rooftops of the settlement. These piles of garbage are the result of the Cairo Metropolitan Area having never established an efficient garbage collecting system, despite having a population of nearly 20 million. The inhabitants of Manshiyat Nasser, mostly Coptic Christians, have filled this gap for the past 70 years. These informal garbage collectors, called the Zabbaleen or “Garbage people,“ collect the garbage of Cairo’s residents in a door-to-door service for a small fee and then transport it via donkey carts or pick-up trucks to their homes in Manshiyat Nasser. Once home, they sort the garbage for recyclable material. The collecting of the trash is traditionally the men’s work, while women and children sort the garbage. Join me in the exploration of this incredible zone of Cairo. SUBSCRIBE to the channel to join me in this crazy lifetime challenge of visiting EVERY single country in the world! 🎵 All music in this video comes from https://www.epidemicsound.com (No Copyright FREE music) GET IN TOUCH 🌍 Email- [email protected] 🌍 Instagram- @where_is_gabri #egypt #garbagecity #cairo