People Who Live Here Are Getting Sick | Asia's Highest Dump | India WalkingTour 4K

We're in Ghazipur, Delhi, the highest landfill in Asia. At 70 meters ( 230 feet) high, it requires warning lights for aircraft and is expected to soon surpass the height of the Taj Mahal. As we'll see, the health situation in the surrounding area isn't the best.
This video required a lot of mental energy, and this time I can say I've been to a place I don't intend to return to. The danger of stray dogs, the risk of ending up in dirty water with open blisters on my feet, the mud, the stench of the sewer, and the fact that I haven't always been well-liked on camera have put a strain on me. I hope my work is appreciated.
Thank you for being here on the channel.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:02 Ghazipur Landfill
02:44 Tire repairers
10:17 The flooded road
15:35 Looking for another way into the Slum
22:06 We are inside
25:02 The first attack of the dogs
27:03 We enter the real Slum
38:49 The second attack of the dogs
41:26 I get help getting back to the main road

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Asia's Highest Landfill | People Who Live Here Are Getting Sick | India WalkingTour 4K
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These videos are filmed with respect for the local population.
From behind the camera, I constantly communicate non-verbally with people. The camera is not hidden, and if I notice any discomfort, I apologize and leave.
Except for a few involuntary mistakes (sorry), I only film in public places where ANYONE could be at the time. You will never see footage secretly filmed inside people's private homes.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE for those who criticize me while I film my videos:
I do not create pollution, flooding, or poverty. I do not have these skills.
I have always taken care of taking my trash with me and have helped countless people in need with food and money.
Thank you for your attention.