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when i was egypt about 5days.....what i got is like i am living in rubbish box....i can find rubbish everywhere...why this happen to egypt....and i saw that egyption throw plastic or other things not in dustbin.....i feel like living in dustbin...errrrgggg....any idea for that....
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THOUGH i didnot like your words,because iam very sensitive about my country,but its a pity,all what you mentianed is true,!!!!! yes its my own dream to clean egypt from the rabish,but it should be through the governement and the schools teaching the people how to through their rabish at the baskets of rabish and teaching them throeghing dirt and rabish at the street is uncivilized act and unhealthy also, more over its against the islamic rules!! coz the islam ordered us to purify our bodys five times aday[EL WODOA] SO HOW OUR STREETS CAN BE UNCLEAN!!! PERSONALY IAM TEACHING MY TWO KIDS DOING THAT,AND I SUCCSSED OF DOING THAT!!! THANK YOU,WISH Y THE BEST
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I was really shocked to see the amount of trash in Cairo. I read something in an old ME Times edition about a problem with trash services, but that was supposed to have been solved. Is there not regular trash pickup? It seemed that people just dump their household garbage along the banks of the Nile, and that was just tragic to me.
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When you look out of the train windows as it approaches Cairo the piles of rubbish could make you weep and you would be terrified of falling into the filth of canals.
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yeahh..if u go to alexandria by train trip....u can watching out of window...there is alot rubish....on the rail....in fact i just unhappy with that....and my girfriend said she never come to egypt again...
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yeahh..if u go to alexandria by train trip....u can watching out of window...there is alot rubish....on the rail....in fact i just unhappy with that....and my girfriend said she never come to egypt again...
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Here in Brazil we have the same problem but we are already doing something for this, children learn on school, there are sign asking for people to not do this, and I think that slowly we are changing the people's mind.
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Yeah, it is very sad, but unfortunately a universal problem throughout the world with the exception of a few countries. In Singapore one gets an instant fine 4 littering. In South Africa our minster of Environmental Affairs has extensive campaigns to address the problem of litter. One of my pet hates is LITTER BUGS Dreamcatcher
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Dreamcatcher (and Natashah) - I know it is a change of subject but forgive me. I saw the news tonight and South AFrica was mentioned because of its unusual level of snow !!! Posts: 2235 | From: Jail | Registered: Jun 2004
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quote:Originally posted by Luxorlover: Dreamcatcher (and Natashah) - I know it is a change of subject but forgive me. I saw the news tonight and South AFrica was mentioned because of its unusual level of snow !!!
Yep, it has been snowing at Drakensberg and Nat said it is snowing in Ceres. I have lived here my entire life and wittnessed snow once when I was a kid. I reckon it is the depletetion of ozone layers which has caused unexpected weather conditions worldwide. Just so sry I could not c it, I am in Durban, where it is a tropical climate, our winters are very warm, but this year has been one of the coldest recorded in KZN. Nat said she was having snow where she lives in the Western Cape. Dreamcatcher
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quote:Originally posted by Luxorlover: Dreamcatcher (and Natashah) - I know it is a change of subject but forgive me. I saw the news tonight and South AFrica was mentioned because of its unusual level of snow !!!
Yep...Im freezing my ding dongs off .thats why I prefer being in Egypt when its winter here
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quote:Originally posted by dreamcatcher: Yep, it has been snowing at Drakensberg and Nat said it is snowing in Ceres. I have lived here my entire life and wittnessed snow once when I was a kid. I reckon it is the depletetion of ozone layers which has caused unexpected weather conditions worldwide. Just so sry I could not c it, I am in Durban, where it is a tropical climate, our winters are very warm, but this year has been one of the coldest recorded in KZN. Nat said she was having snow where she lives in the Western Cape. Dreamcatcher
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As you know here one can never trust the weather reports.I always dress for 4 seasons ...So many times it happened that i drive from Somerset West or Ceres to the airport dressed like an eskimo because of the cold....when i reach the bridge at the airport it starts to get warm...once im in the airport I have to strip because it is so hooot!...and the airport is 15 minutes drive from Somerset West...hehehe....maybe thats why we have so many moodswings...
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quote:Originally posted by Natashiah: As you know here one can never trust the weather reports.I always dress for 4 seasons ...So many times it happened that i drive from Somerset West or Ceres to the airport dressed like an eskimo because of the cold....when i reach the bridge at the airport it starts to get warm...once im in the airport I have to strip because it is so hooot!...and the airport is 15 minutes drive from Somerset West...hehehe....maybe thats why we have so many moodswings...
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quote:Originally posted by ahmed2004: THOUGH i didnot like your words,because iam very sensitive about my country,but its a pity,all what you mentianed is true,!!!!! yes its my own dream to clean egypt from the rabish,but it should be through the governement and the schools teaching the people how to through their rabish at the baskets of rabish and teaching them throeghing dirt and rabish at the street is uncivilized act and unhealthy also, more over its against the islamic rules!! coz the islam ordered us to purify our bodys five times aday[EL WODOA] SO HOW OUR STREETS CAN BE UNCLEAN!!! PERSONALY IAM TEACHING MY TWO KIDS DOING THAT,AND I SUCCSSED OF DOING THAT!!! THANK YOU,WISH Y THE BEST
I read in Al Ahram that an Italian Company got the tender to clean up Cairo.But apparently the government did not pay all the money they were supposed to...thats why the company is not doing a proper job...that was a few weeks ago.People also still make use of "rubbish men".Personally i think its a shame because if everyone disposed of their rubbish in a civiliced way Cairo would be much cleaner....but you cant really blame the people...because even if they tried to clean up...WHERE WOULD THE RUBBISH GO?...there are no rubbish trucks collecting the rubbish to be dumped far away from the city.Dumpsters and garbage bins are overflowing....there just isnt assigned areas for rubbish to be dumped...or is there places that I dont know of?
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.thats why I prefer being in Egypt when its winter here 
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