Al-Nabshah.. Secrets and mysteries of a profession that thrives among piles of waste

[size=52]Al-Nabshah.. Secrets and mysteries of a profession that thrives among piles of waste[/size]

[size=45]Maysan / Mahdi Al-Saadi[/size]
[size=45]The bag and the stick are the most important requirements for their work, the face cover and the shoes, which are often made of plastic, and the means to protect them from unpleasant odors and miscellaneous waste.[/size]
[size=45]Al-Nabshah by stressing the letter (Al-Baa) is a name derived from the verb nabbesh and it means in the dictionaries and dictionaries of the Arabic language (revealing something from something) or (extracting the buried thing), from which it was called Al-Nabash. sell it.[/size]
[size=45]Those concerned described the work of (Al-Nabasha) as the profession of the unemployed who do not find a job to live off of, except to search among the rubbish heaps and waste dumps in the hope of waste that can be benefited from. On the same line, the work has become specialists from individuals and families.[/size]
[size=45]Ahmed, one of (Al-Nabasha), says in an interview with Al-Mada: “I search daily in these wastes in search of some minerals such as aluminum to collect and sell and take advantage of the sums of money that I earn, despite the small amount of money I earn, despite the small amount of money I earn to support my family. When I stayed among the trash.”[/size]
[size=45]Ahmed is like other (Al-Nabshah) who wander around the dumps and piles of garbage, turning it over in the stick or piece of metal that they carry to check its contents. If they find something, they can benefit from it, they put it in the bag that they often carry on their backs.[/size]
[size=45](Al-Nabshah) represents the first stages of the process of recycling a lot of materials that can be returned by first collecting them from many sources, the largest of which is waste. The role comes to the collectors of those wastes, who buy them from (Al-Nabasha), who are the second group in collecting materials, each according to his specialization.[/size]
[size=45]Aluminium, including soft drink cans, iron, copper, plastic and paperboard is the most important thing that Al-Nabshah is looking for, and each according to his specialty is sold to special stores that collect these materials either in kilograms or in tons and according to the type of material.[/size]
[size=45]Ali, the owner of a shop for collecting and buying cardboard, known as “cartoon,” says in his interview with (Al-Mada), “We buy cardboard pieces and collect the largest amount of it in order to sell it to special factories that manufacture cardboard outside the governorate to be re-made again, and we rely on A group of people buy cardboard, headed by Al-Nabasha, where shop owners throw their waste in the waste.”[/size]
[size=45]In addition to the health problems that Al-Nabshah is exposed to due to the waste and the foul odors they leave behind, the gathering of insects, and the fact that it is an unsuitable environment for them to be in, but they represent one of the problems in not completing the process of sanitary landfilling for these wastes or solid pollutants. The Maysan Environment Directorate complained about (Al-Nabasha) obstructing the sanitary landfill process in a fundamental way and explained in a statement seen by (Al-Mada). randomly to take advantage of them, and in this way they impede the work of the mechanisms and workers of the municipality in the complete completion of the landfill process.”[/size]
[size=45]On the other hand, Muhammad Karim, who follows the local environmental affairs in Maysan, told Al-Mada: “Al-Nabasha contributes in one way or another to returning waste from its own dumps back into the city by piling up the waste before selling it in front of their homes or in their yards, not all of which are sold.” Rather, part of it remains because it has been damaged and thus accumulated as piles of waste.”[/size]
[size=45]He added, "Many of the scavengers take their young ones to landfills to help them get a larger quantity, thus exposing them to the largest environment for germs and microbes that may infect them with multiple diseases, in addition to accustoming them to work in a profession that may have no end and helping to create a new generation that is addicted to work on piles. Waste".[/size]
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