The waste is not properly managed in many places, and we are forced to bear with it. This waste includes food, vegetable peels, stale food, unnecessary paper, plastic bags, plastic items (wrappers, broken buckets, tubs, etc.), electronic waste, smoke, dust, etc.

In daily life, 250 grams to 1 kilogram of waste is generated from a single household every day. The problem of increasing solid waste disposal is leading to air pollution.

Several harmful gases spread in the environment from solid waste, causing respiratory diseases. The excessive presence of fine particles in the air leads to fever, chronic respiratory diseases, and lung damage in humans.

The smoke released from burning heaps of garbage is a significant cause of air pollution for those living nearby. It causes chest pain, coughing, allergies, burning sensations, stress, and respiratory problems.

Raising awareness about the damages caused by heaps of garbage and disposing of solid waste separately, such as separating kitchen waste and fruit/vegetable peels, can help in waste management. It is crucial for all of us to contribute to keeping our surroundings clean and tidy.