Indian monuments joke

Because of the lack of water here, there is rubbish everywhere.

Delhi is a city with clear boundaries. Delhi will divide it into old Delhi and New Delhi. The dirtiest residential area in the world is located in the slums of Delhi, India's proud historical city, in Yamuna, a tributary of the Ganges River. The watershed is so dirty that developers turn around after reading it, because the actual development cost is 2 to 5 times higher. There are many slums in Delhi, which is the largest slum in the world. China has more than 120 slums, more than 500 families and 90 million slum population. These slums, large and small, hardly need water pipes, sewers, toilets and garbage cans.

It seems simple to find and choose the dirtiest residential area in the world in these slums, but it is not easy, because it seems that the same sewage flows through rivers, and even rivers and sewers are covered with thick garbage. The World Health Organization's health assistance to India ranks first in Asia. Let's take a look at the data released by the World Health Organization. According to the latest report released by WHO in August 20 19, only one third of India's population has access to public health facilities, and there are still tens of millions of Indians who rely on water trucks that run once a day to wait for a 2000-meter-long sink. Drinking water; On average, 800 people can go to public toilets, and 1 100 people (2,500 women) have toilets. Water shortage in India is not a new topic. For a long time, Indian people have been used to pumping water to meet their needs. In Delhi, the groundwater in 20 18 years is about 25% higher than the natural recharge rate of 310 million cubic meters.

The groundwater level in Delhi is decreasing year by year. There is water 40 meters underground, and now there is water 80 meters underground. What's even more frightening is that even if the groundwater as deep as 80 meters is polluted, its bacterial surplus will continue to increase at an annual rate of 60%, and the annual growth rate of slums will even reach 300%. The Vikannanda slum, which is just separated from the US Embassy in New Delhi by a wall, stands out, with a total resident population of 53,000 and an area of 0.2 1 square kilometer. Although the population density and area are much lower than Dhahawi slum, the sanitary situation is worrying. WHO Expert Group: No clean ground was found in the whole slum, and almost all the ground was covered with disgusting garbage. Initially, for security reasons, the American Embassy prohibited wealthy Indians from buying land to build luxury houses. It was in a desolate state until the abandoned poor caught it, which led Delhi to be called a garbage city.