Viral video shows garbage on the streets of Paris, raising questions about its ‘clean city’ image. This problem exists even in developed cities like New York and London. Maintaining cleanliness is a shared responsibility of the administration and citizens.
Paris street garbage viral video: Paris is known as the city of beauty and love. It is also counted among the cleanest cities in the world. Tourists from all over the world come here to see these specialties of this city. This has become the favorite destination of Indians. Along with seeing the Eiffel Tower, one can also see beautiful views along with the culture and excellent settlements here.
Garbage spread on the streets of Paris
A video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which it is shown that there is so much garbage on the streets of Paris that no one can believe that it is actually included in the cleanest city. In this video, an Indian tourist is shocked to see huge dirt and garbage spread on the road as soon as he comes out of the metro station. He says, “Is it Paris or the fish market?”
Crowd like Delhi’s streets in French capital?
This video is being seen again and again on the internet, people have been shocked by the garbage filled streets and huge crowd of Paris. It can be seen in the video that as the person making the video moves a little further, the condition of the roads there improves. This makes it clear that some parts of Paris are suffering from severe filth and mismanagement.
Similarly, even in big cities like New York and London, there is a serious problem regarding public waste management. New York City residents have long had to throw garbage in plastic bags, leading to littering in the streets. Recently, New York City has tried to increase cleanliness by changing the method of garbage connection.
This problem is not only of India or developing countries, but even in developed cities, there is a lack of understanding as to how the system of public cleanliness can be improved. But we also have to understand that cleanliness is not just the responsibility of the administration, it requires the contribution of all of us citizens. Not throwing garbage on the road and maintaining cleanliness is the primary responsibility of all of us.
So, be it Paris or Mumbai, New York or London, every city needs to improve the cleanliness system as well as make the citizens aware so that these beautiful cities can truly become like heaven on earth.