They’re excellent! Too bad they’re so short tho! Some are only 12 minutes long & even this one is only 22 mins! Too bad they’re not an hour like the ones on TV!!
I'm from Pakistan, I can assure you that this is all because of people here. Government can do stuff up to some limit but then it all depend on the citizens.
Yes but pollution at that large scale has to be the first and foremost responsibility of the government. Regardless of people. Most people just need to be educated about what to do to fix it and the structure to make changes accessible. Blaming individuals is what allows governments to excuse what's happening.
It is absolutely incredible how people can live in places like Lahore or Yakutsk (the two episodes I've seen so far). Humans can really adapt to almost anything.
He exposes me to places areas in deep depth no other reporter, world traveler etc. has. He hits the nooks and crannies. I appreciate each journey he takes.
@@محمدحماد-ف2ه I think he and any average human being would expect garbage to be put in garbage bins, clean water, food prep areas to be sanitary, and not have Litteral turds just laying on the ground. Not an unreasonable request.
I lived in Cairo, Egypt for several months. The same chaos, noise, trash and unsanitary conditions. And I suppose there are a lot of places like this on the Earth, unfortunately
Cairo is never as polluted and chaotic as this! Yes, some places are crowded and not very attractive but never as this. U r destroying the image of Egypt by rumors like this.
@@rimthegamer2510 There are wild fires in Yakutsk right now. Air quality has been the worst worldwide over the past week. Over 800 AQI, even more 2500 at one point.
He's just trying to over exaggerate to get some hype etc.Iam citizen of lahore this just poor side of city.he is just showing one side of the book without flipping other side 😞
@@Gracitagouv ikr, hopefully we'll overcome on this in future.most of the county's budget goes to army thats why our country isn't developing fast. But ya having those big nuclear bombs makes us proud lol
That place is a heart attack waiting to happen. It’s a few steps close to self destruction. It is a living disease . Sad that the system is broken and people are living in ignorance and traditions of their parents. Even those in poor areas continue to have children to pass on this curse per say. Sad and tragic
That place has a high chance of a new plague to occur. Holy shit I can't imagine what will happen there in the next 10 years if the citizen didn't change their attitude
@@LxShiriga irresponsible government and parents who raise such a society. Kids were even breaking styrofoam into pieces and dumping in the streets. It is sad how sick the world is getting. Many people are so unconcerned about all this and forget that this is in a sense our backyards.
@@hodam9687 He doesnt say that whole pakistan is like this. he is showing the dustiest city in the world so of course be has to show that city. thats the content of this video.
Love that this guy is creating awareness. Nobody should live in unhealthy place. Somebody needs to address these kind of issues so that the government of the countries can do something.
@@kieranmooney3453 It’s not the sole responsibility of the government. Even if they acted on the situation, it would be up to the people to make the most of the situation. But sadly, even the citizens would most likely not bother. Once you’re accustomed to throwing things anywhere and living in those conditions, it hard to break the habit.
You will see the same in Thailand. They sell caged birds for you to release so you can gain positive karma by doing good. It's pretty illogical and weird.
I stopped looking documentarys because i thought i have Seen everything but what U and your Team produce is pure gold of information. Thanks 4 this and god Bless You all . Greetings from Germania
I honestly felt physically ill at some parts of this video. I used to be a head chef in the UK & I take food hygiene very seriously. Seeing that butcher literally blew my mind....
@@aak1992 please dont be funny. Bidets are disaster. Disgusting. You shower your ass at your home bud! Btw I am not from UK, and I am not offended by your comment. Hey from bidets free Croatia!
@@oliva1745 You obviously don't understand that what might seem acceptable in your country might seem strange or disgusting to others. If you grew up in a country where bidets are the norm, not seeing them will feel odd and disgusting. There's no right or wrong. It's just different.
@@richardvalvona1159 I do understand. Comment about bidets was offensive. So my response is nothing more harsh then mentioned comment. And btw I didnt answer to you at all.
i think its hard to have a choice when you are below poor .... sadly people on this planet live in this conditions and nobody does s**** about them ..... nor they in fact for themselves,at that level, I dont even know if they can acknowledge the fact that they can make the city clean , and the funky question, how much time would it take to actually clean that dump :|
@@sorin990 agree. But poor doesn't mean you have to be dirty. I'm all the time baffled how they just think it's normal to throw it everywhere. I think the lack of education is the fault on that. If people from rich countries would help and educate them. I think they could turn it into a cleaner city. They could have a dump pit somewhere.
Just today I discovered this guy and his amazing documentaries. He defo deserves his on TV show on same TV channel and waaaay more views on UA-cam. Impressive work!
This is incredible that people live in such poor conditions, its too sad to watch. I appreciate your documentation and ability to withstand these terrible conditions.
They need to stop breeding so much then, it's the overpopulation that contributes to this, as well as fossil fuels and waste. It's more sad what they've done to the nature
@FORTUNE GAMING YT Boys grabbing others hand is competely normal in Asia especially South Asia. It's just sick mentality of west that they can't or it's a scandal. Most of their problems revolve around gender politics. While the world has more important things to worry about.C'mon let humans live without being judged or stereotyped for every little thing.
Back in 1970 Lahore was a beautiful and pollution free city. I used to walk on Nicholson road being a small kid. After seeing ur video tears went through my eyes to see dirt and people every where. People as a whole r responsible for this mess. Every couple has average 6 children with no good education and health care
It’s easy, smart people go somewhere else to study and realise what a shit country it is and will never come back 😅 so it’s impossible to improve the country
That was a very stressful 22 minutes 😩 but thank you so much for creating awareness and for making this documentary. I hope improvements and changes are taking place as time passes. I pray for the better lives and health of the people of Lahore ❤️
This is not even 10 per of Lahore He is completely exaggerating The place where i live is clean and nice... People here live a very good life..I hope ppl start showing positive sides of everything
I live in Lahore. Am 25 Y/O.i have never seen anyone Here dieing due to lungs Cancer caused by Lahore's Dust.. but I've plenty of Examples of lungs Cancer deaths in America due To Drinking alcohol..
@@hodam9687 whats wrong with cleaning up slums? should people who can only afford slums live like this? you seem NOT to care for the poor which is sad.
I agree with u. Its really hard for me to imagine what if i born there and have a same life as them. I cant even criticize their lives. Im really grateful that i born in a place that is clean and can get access to so much things.
Lahore is beautiful. Yes I agree there is pollution and garbage on some spots but most of the Lahore is clean and pleasing to eye. Yet this kiddo says almost all Lahore is polluted and most people are disabled. I don't agree I am a local of Lahore and I'd say Lahore is beautiful.
@@MrAmmarT I agree with you Lahore is probably beautiful but he is just try to bring awareness to this issue and when he said most people are disabled he probably ment that he has been seeing more disabled people then normal
I feel sick watching this. I actually can't imagine living in a place like this. When I thought that some parts of my country especially the bad side of the cities is already dirty enough (Philippines), I saw this and now I'm reminded to be thankful that I live here and that I live in a sub-urban, sub-rural where there's abundance of trees and fresh air
@@Musman-vr2mu i am not talking about air i am talking about dirty streets, garbage , and sewers that he showed in his video , rest of lahore is not like that. Yes air quality of lahore is really bad buy it is better in some places.
@@asadsiddiqui7373 you mean in towns ( national,johr,bahria) but they r far ends of lahore :: city really includes metropolitian area like ring road and multan road but saying this hurts its look like there is literally no authority who made obligation if someone is dumping garbage which is disgusting ,two more people come to dumb,it hurt to see my 1000 year old lahore has been destroying by some uneaducated folks from villages,high population,Disgusting practices,no authority,no regulation infact it a mess!
I live here in Lahore, I have not been outside (intentionally) myself in a month due to the heat and very poor air quality 4 times more than even hazardous in the winters
We lived in Wuhan, China, 2016-2018 (before the virus). While it's rapidly growing and evolving, there were definitely areas that looked just like this, filled with trash, feces, etc. And the air pollution is exactly like this, hazy, etc. We left when we had our first child so she could grow up away from air pollution.
@H H The first year we lived off of Dazhi Road, near line 1 and Wuhan no 2 School. Jiang'an district. Lots of construction and trash around there as they rapidly worked on a new metro line. The following year we moved to Binjianyuan, near Hankou Jiangtan (off the yangzte river). Older apartments, nice park! But still no escaping the air pollution. Right beside the park is a pet selling area with breeders and shops and a vet. We bought our Shiba Inu from a breeder there, and vet there saved her life from a disease she got as a puppy. While the folks in the pet area were kind to me and the service great, the conditions were horrid. Some of them would treat the dogs and cats very harshly. Like I said earlier, fecal matter everywhere in the walking area there and most pets were in these haphazard cages.
@@fraolgudeta2877 Yeah, it's modern in its amenities. Fantastic public transportation (which, America... yeah, it sucks and is non existent because of dumb car culture). But I'm not B.S ing here. Because it's constantly going through am intense construction period, there's tons of building trash all over the place. They try to clean up the streets with those big water trucks but they've got a long way to go. In addition, the feces issue was mostly found in the pet areas (at lesser for me). Lived in Hankou near the river.
@H H What a beautiful building! And there are many awesome structures and building areas in Wuhan like that that I saw. But nearby are many areas still being built up. Wuhan is transitioning into a fantastic city for sure and if they've cleaned it up since then, then that's great. Who knows? Maybe that pet area was removed or cleaned up! This was just my personal experience in Wuhan.
Greetings from a passionate fan, from Iran. I really enjoy your videos. You bring a quite different story of the world around us. all are new and spectacular. An interesting point is that you cover every interesting detail. Thank you for sharing!
Hey Ruhi, love your videos, I'm from Lahore, watching this part of Lahore was really painful because in my childhood it used to be the city of Gardens not dust.
The content on this channel is insane, and the quality is remarkable, thanks for venturing to places very few would visit and for sharing the everyday experience of the citizens there!
Take a example of sri lanka, deep economic crisis in the country but very clean cities . Cleanest country in south Asia . Reason deciplin and educated .
@@thamilathamila2602 That neat and clean infrastructure was built on Chinese loans, all white elephant projects, which a major cause of their economic collapse in 2022. Besides, the further you travel away from Colombo you will come across ghettos of slums where people are living in abject poverty and squalid conditions.
I'm from Delhi and the condition of my city is not very different in terms of air pollution but one big difference between Lahore and Delhi is that there are lot of trees everywhere in Delhi but can't see that in Lahore. Why government don't plant more trees. It helps a lot in improving the overall look of the city and does not require too much money
The trees are more of herb category, Delhi needs taller & dense leafed trees & trees which enrich oxygen like Bamboo, etc. Further, owing to proximity to Small scale industries in & around NCR region & adjacent states and staple burning issue in Punjab, Haryana & NCR region, the situation is weird. However, respective state & central govts are serious about 2 G Ethanol, BioCNG & Green Hydrogen from agricultural wastes/ residues as well as from sewage & municipal wastes
Residential parts of Lahore have a lot of greenery similar to Islamabad. But the parts this youtuber showed did not have any because these were not residential areas . The elitist parts of Lahore barely have any garbage and are very green. The class divide has created all this mess tbh xD…Lahore is honestly very segregated. Some parts of it are the cleanest and some are the trashiest
My goodness, I was feeling breathless and my anxiety was over the roof throughout the video... And I used to think my city was polluted, but this is on a whole different level...
@@JustCallMeAarav Delhi is nowhere near it. Only the CO2 emission exists but Delhi is literally so green. If you've been there yk it's nowhere near Lahore.
@@sixgunantoine7359 kann dich total verstehen 😅 wenn ich sowas sehe wird mir auch immer bewusst wie gut es mir eigentlich geht und das man eigentlich noch keine Ahnung hat von schlechte leben. 🙈
I'm glad you included some positive things about Lahore, but this reminds me why I live in the country. As an Australian I have a low tolerance for pollution. What a nightmare!
bro i dont care if i had to hunt for berries and kill small game. id be taking my family as far away from that place as possible. just start hiking away and figure out the survival as we go.
Thank you so much for bringing us this content. It is eye opening and really brings into perspective the privileges and good fortune I have been given in my life that I may have taken for granted.
There's no such thing as privileges, the society you are in didn't just roll out of bed one day and have clean air, either you or generations before worked hard to achieve something that's not a privilege that's a sacrifice they committed to to make a difference. Calling it a "privilege" detracts from others hard work to get to where things are today.
@@Kektamusprime I understand what you're trying to say, but that's basically what 'privilege' is. Having something good that you yourself didn't work for or earn
I'm not into documentary videos but this man made me interested in this field. Such a great content and definitely high of a quality. This channel deserves more recognition.
@@__T.O.G. so you think livivng in lahore is the same to where you live rn? so lahore is the same? (i mean yeah we would be ok, but like it's not the same!!)
UGH!!! The sewage is vile and by the end of this episode I was actually feeling ill, but something I don't recall you talking about was the never-ending NOISE! It not only did not stop, it never wavered! God bless you for going to these places. You be safe!
Be grateful you don't have to live like this. In many similar places, so many families never had the option of leaving. Most are just born into this life and never experience anything else. I sympathize for the children who will never get their full life expectancy due to poor living conditions.
I know this is an older video but I just watched this and another video of yours and I am now subscribed. I am glad the algorithm led me here. You have a talent for documenting the places you go and things you do. Thank you for doing these. I love seeing parts of the world I know I will never have a chance to see otherwise.
SMELL is definitely an indication of clean or pollution... I once traveled through an area in Northern California which had beautiful grassy green mountains with such a floral/sweet fragrance flowing in the air that I didn't want to leave, ever!!!
@@apollogaming9583 lol if you go to old Delhi and undeveloped areas of delhi they are also full of garbage , he visited only old bazaar and old streets of Lahore the main city and residential societies are not like that P.S I have visited and stayed both in Lahore and Delhi
Hello Musa, Sure New Lahore must be looking better. But even the people living in the conditions of Old Lahore is not acceptable. Praying the conditions and lives of the people get better there :)
Those people live like rats . That city is disgusting. I could not imagine living in a place where where the citizens are too lazy to clean up behind themselves It's kind of funny how Muslims will not eat pork . Because they say that pigs are dirty. But these Muslims here they live like filthy pigs . Makes you wonder huh
I remind my children, just as my parents reminded me to be grateful and never take for granted the home we live in, the food we eat, and the clothes we wear. Our basic needs. After watching this I'm once again humbled and reminded how lucky we are realizing that something that I believed to be in abundance such as air, is something not everyone has in poverty stricken countries
Same. I have bad allergies, which make it hard to breathe sometimes, though that probably results from being TOO clean. I can't imagine living in places like Lahore. Even the animals there have it rough. Then I look at my pampered pets.
Right?! I can't imagine that air is something you have to even give consideration to. We are so blessed to live in Canada 🇨🇦. The worst that we get is forest fires and not even where I live. My heart hurts for the children growing up here and the elderly. Even for the stray cats! How sad. Could be such a beautiful place.
My anxiety has spiked just watching this. It’s amazing how people adapt to their surrounding and even though this was chaotic and just madness most of the time to me, this is reality and every day life for millions of people. Just thinking of the way the food was prepared, the trash and sewage all around makes these people superhuman to survive.
How did they adapt exactly? From what I can see, these people show zero respect to their surroundings and are not putting in any effort whatsoever. They are puking in the sewage, leaving meat out in the open for infestations, driving everywhere and throwing diapers and garbage on the floor. If by “adapt” you mean they became as vile in behaviour as their surroundings, then maybe. Only some of the citizens seem to be doing anything.
I am from lahore, and i accept whatvis showing in this documentary, how lahore's environment is polluted, but he is showing one part of lahore the (oldest part), Anarkali baazar, another part is missed.
You’re doing a fantastic job by sharing those videos. When people see things like that, they will maybe appreciate what they have and where they live more. I certainly do.
Masks doesn't bring much. Is a big propaganda fraud. Your breath everything unhealthy back and normal OP masks do not protect at all because virus way to small and FFP2 are very unhealthy when longer worn as 6 hurs usually only used by certain construction workers and you needed an atest by a doctor to be healthy enough to wear them that long. Also these countries cannot afford 100% hygenic masks for everyone everyday. They have much bigger health problems with lots of diseases but not covid.
Because they don't know better and are poor.. wearing a mask is the last of their worries. That's why it amazes me why people complain in the US about wearing masks, while in other countries they wish they could.
17:04 that bird you saved is now trapped again, you see. These people trap the poor birds because there are people like you (this is my opinion) with a kind heart that pay for their freedom…
It's mind-boggling that people live in such poor conditions. Kudos to you for documenting it and enduring these dreadful conditions with a straight face! Seeing that butcher literally churned my stomach.
I had to pause this one halfway through and look at something else for a while because I was feeling dirty just by looking at it. Amazing what people are willing to put up with sometimes. That said it was very informative and I'm glad you took this journey for us. And most people seemed to be in good spirits despite it all.
I wasn't feeling like I had to shower before and now I feel prompted to. It's wild what content like this can do - I can't even begin to imagine living there.
I can't imagine how people can go on living in this situation. I feel sick just by watching it. The absence of proper waste management, as simple as segregation, is one of the main problems.
@@thelionwatches828 in the town where I live, we do segregate our trash and our garbage collectors will not get them unless it is well-segregated. I can only speak for my place. I believe pollution is also a big problem in larger cities here.
i usually dont like vlogs cuz usually bloggers do a lot of useless talk and many cant even have like the tact of speaking or how to film a travel vlog but this guy really is a professional and knows what he is doing ,i felt like i was in there myself
@@Steve_305 Nah no chance Hong Kong is worse lol. Hong Kong can be quite bad in the summer due to fumes coming in from the north from mainland China (which has lax air quality control) and is the reason why a lot of people choose to wear facemasks there. The city itself is not a big pollution producer though, there is little heavy industry and few people own a vehicle because public transport is well-developed.
Thanks for coming to Lahore. I am sorry for your bad experience in Lahore regarding pollution. As a nation we are trying to free our environment from all kinds of pollution. Hope you see the change next time you come back to Pakistan.
I hope for the change that you so desperately need, you and your people deserve better and I pray you get the change that is so needed, many blessings to you.
In this video my happiest moment is *when you release those bird* i feel really happy in that moment. I love your kindness. Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩 brother.
I really wish that this documentary, as well as others you have done, could be aired on the mainstream broadcasting stations. This is absolutely beyond shocking!!
Not necessarily. A city like Tokyo is actually less polluted than many, many smaller cities. The problem with cities like Lahore is their lack of planning and honestly a complete disregard of public health by both the government and average citizen. It's a dire situation, but not necessarily a consequence of high population.
@@Corredor1230 OooO Snap! Well said! Everything in Japan is ran like a fine oiled machine. They take pride in there land, culture & Products...namely Toyota! If people are brought up not to give a sh*t and abuse the land...this is what happens!
@@DarrenHoussein lahore and faisalabad are actually overpopulated cities with weak and corrupt ministers so they became dust hell but if you visit islamabad murre swat kaghan Peshawar and many other cities of kpk you will find peace and healthy environment
I am so happy to have discovered you channel!! I been binge watching all your videos. Great content with so much detail and information. Nothing held back. You’re going above and beyond for us people who aren’t brave like you!
@@Madara_Uchiha69420 yeah of people that were born and raised in an area as such. I was fortunate not to have grown up in an area like that. So for us something like that is a place we wouldn’t even think about stepping foot in. So yes it is brave of him to go.
@@MsBelvedere12 No I take it that you're just to soft .How can you be "brave" just by visiting a place? .If we would think for 1 minute from your perspective than all the parents that are changing baby diapers, all the nurses that are washing paralyzed people from their excrements and urine and milions of rural people that are cleaning the stables manually with the shovel from all the excrements and urine of the bovines are also " BRAVE " . Just saying, unless you're to softie, just facing some dirt for a few hours like this guy did doesn't have nothing to do with being brave, but he does make informative and good content for sure .
That was exhausting to watch, I cannot imagine life on a daily basis there, and wondered if you and your team found decent lodging or if you perhaps stayed elsewhere, stay well, seems like one could be exposed to every contagion possible there, and the air quality was beyond bad or horrible.
Lahore is a very developed city, atleast 70% of it is. It even got its own metro and is a huge economy. This guy went into old walled city of lahore which has narrow streets and low development and poor people mostly and showed it as whole of lahore. Lahore has every thing from marriot,pearl continental
Where I live, once or twice a year, in the summer the smoke from forest fires causes extremely bad air quality to the point that it's dangerous to go outside at all. It usually lasts about a week and blows away though. I can't imagine living with that level of air quality basically all year round
We experienced a similar problem when the Canadian forest fires smoke was blowing into New Jersey and New York..it was a mess...I can’t imagine living with that type of situation every day
Finally a person that is filming the surrounding and comes straight to the point. And doesn’t film his face only with a 15 min introduction 😃
I know right.
@Dr. Irina Luminesk could you please explain what you mean, I don't understand.thank you.
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@@bumble8d chutiyapay ki harkatein kaam kardo bsdk
Dude. Your documentaries are better than anything commercially produced!
They are very very good.
They’re excellent! Too bad they’re so short tho! Some are only 12 minutes long & even this one is only 22 mins! Too bad they’re not an hour like the ones on TV!!
@@Tara_P_Rose He definitely lost a few days of his life to make this one, I wouldn't want it to be too long :(
Air pollution is increasing very rapidly here
100% agree I’m learning SO much!
I'm from Pakistan, I can assure you that this is all because of people here. Government can do stuff up to some limit but then it all depend on the citizens.
@@richardv9648 why would he, he is busy making ''Loli-wood'' movies
@@richardv9648 he has corrupt ministers around him.
Yes but pollution at that large scale has to be the first and foremost responsibility of the government. Regardless of people. Most people just need to be educated about what to do to fix it and the structure to make changes accessible. Blaming individuals is what allows governments to excuse what's happening.
Why cant the people make an initiative..!?
People in Pakistan don't know their values and basic rights of citizenship....
As an introvert obsessed with cleanliness, this looks like living hell
true
you’re a dork
it is. even in the more developed parts of Lahore
Definitely know that I am privileged to be able to enjoy cleanliness.
@@VirgoINFP very true
It is absolutely incredible how people can live in places like Lahore or Yakutsk (the two episodes I've seen so far). Humans can really adapt to almost anything.
I’d pick Yakutsk any day over this to be honest… I don’t think my immune system could survive Lahore
The saddest part is this is going get worse.
He is showing old lahore which is less than 5% of lahore. Rest lahore is clean, beautiful and greeny
I mean these are Lahore's slums more or less and they are only that way BECAUSE of human intervention, not in spite of it.
it's not adapting if you can't poop in the wild or live five years longer. You're def paying a price
He exposes me to places areas in deep depth no other reporter, world traveler etc. has. He hits the nooks and crannies. I appreciate each journey he takes.
Yea i wish pakistan or lahore/ sargodha were a bit more famous
Bald and bankrupt
Wow everyday I learn something new. I feel stressed just watching the documentary.
@@hodam9687 really?
Me too
Me too
@@محمدحماد-ف2ه but still it’s a place having humans😂
@@محمدحماد-ف2ه I think he and any average human being would expect garbage to be put in garbage bins, clean water, food prep areas to be sanitary, and not have Litteral turds just laying on the ground. Not an unreasonable request.
I lived in Cairo, Egypt for several months. The same chaos, noise, trash and unsanitary conditions. And I suppose there are a lot of places like this on the Earth, unfortunately
Cairo is never as polluted and chaotic as this! Yes, some places are crowded and not very attractive but never as this. U r destroying the image of Egypt by rumors like this.
Cairo Is a mess but far from this. Also there is no exposed sewerage. Get your facts right.
@@hadeelmaghraby6327Egypt image is already destroyed.
Cairo is terrible but not like this.
Egypt isn't even the traditional coptics anymore
The image is long gone bro @@hadeelmaghraby6327
Me: Allergic to dust
Also me: “Yakutsk doesn’t seem that bad at a second glance”
🤣🤣 I was thinking the same
@@rimthegamer2510 There are wild fires in Yakutsk right now. Air quality has been the worst worldwide over the past week. Over 800 AQI, even more 2500 at one point.
@@lulzmoney99 how is that happening
Yakutsk is a cold place right?
Same man
The guy puking in the open sewer, and those birds imprisoned for no other reason than money... shocking. However shocking, I wasn't surprised.
There's more to the city. Please don't judge based on this one video. It shows the old city only, 5% of the whole city
You can just feel and hear the frustration in his voice😂😂😂
He's just trying to over exaggerate to get some hype etc.Iam citizen of lahore this just poor side of city.he is just showing one side of the book without flipping other side 😞
@@MUSA-lo1by lol
@@MUSA-lo1by but this side is still very very bad 😢
@@Gracitagouv ikr, hopefully we'll overcome on this in future.most of the county's budget goes to army thats why our country isn't developing fast. But ya having those big nuclear bombs makes us proud lol
@@MUSA-lo1by "you guys" have nukes? 😳
11:42 they’ve made a whole ecosystem 💀
I’ve never seen flies so damn big in my life, they’re thriving living their best lives
That place is a heart attack waiting to happen. It’s a few steps close to self destruction. It is a living disease . Sad that the system is broken and people are living in ignorance and traditions of their parents. Even those in poor areas continue to have children to pass on this curse per say. Sad and tragic
@@hodam9687 ikr
That place has a high chance of a new plague to occur. Holy shit I can't imagine what will happen there in the next 10 years if the citizen didn't change their attitude
@@LxShiriga irresponsible government and parents who raise such a society. Kids were even breaking styrofoam into pieces and dumping in the streets. It is sad how sick the world is getting. Many people are so unconcerned about all this and forget that this is in a sense our backyards.
@@hodam9687 He doesnt say that whole pakistan is like this. he is showing the dustiest city in the world so of course be has to show that city. thats the content of this video.
Love that this guy is creating awareness. Nobody should live in unhealthy place. Somebody needs to address these kind of issues so that the government of the countries can do something.
Too bad the governments of these places know about these problems but choose to do nothing.
@@kieranmooney3453 It’s not the sole responsibility of the government. Even if they acted on the situation, it would be up to the people to make the most of the situation. But sadly, even the citizens would most likely not bother. Once you’re accustomed to throwing things anywhere and living in those conditions, it hard to break the habit.
@@kaleycooper9111 yeah totally agree
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Just like Iraq had rivers of human sewage... The smell hits you as soon as you get off the aircraft.
Wow.. the guy imprisoning birds and asking people with empathy to pay to have them released is wild.
You will see the same in Thailand. They sell caged birds for you to release so you can gain positive karma by doing good. It's pretty illogical and weird.
In Vietnam, it's a common thing to see too, always made me feel sad and confused.
Более того, многие из этих птиц- выращены ими, они вернуться к нему в клетку через время сами.
Raw capitalism baby.🤮
@@MattCWDthat is not what capitalism is, despite what your college professors might have told you.
I stopped looking documentarys because i thought i have Seen everything but what U and your Team produce is pure gold of information. Thanks 4 this and god Bless You all .
Greetings from Germania
Where is Germania? Did you go back in time?
When you don't set up waste management in SimCity:
Haha I was thinking that while watching
Lmoa that's a good one
😂😂😂
What is your city's name? 😂😅 Maybe I can buy your things. Hi, I am the Mayor of Neocardinasia Land. 😂😂
For rich nations Waste management is sending waste to underdeveloped/ing countries...
I honestly felt physically ill at some parts of this video. I used to be a head chef in the UK & I take food hygiene very seriously. Seeing that butcher literally blew my mind....
True. I also feel physically sick when I saw toilets in the UK, no bidets? You dry wipe? 🤯
They have to wear a mask everyday there even if the pandemic is end
@@aak1992 please dont be funny. Bidets are disaster. Disgusting. You shower your ass at your home bud! Btw I am not from UK, and I am not offended by your comment. Hey from bidets free Croatia!
@@oliva1745 You obviously don't understand that what might seem acceptable in your country might seem strange or disgusting to others. If you grew up in a country where bidets are the norm, not seeing them will feel odd and disgusting. There's no right or wrong. It's just different.
@@richardvalvona1159 I do understand. Comment about bidets was offensive. So my response is nothing more harsh then mentioned comment. And btw I didnt answer to you at all.
The guy who catches birds and negotiates their freedom is the most insane hustle I have ever seen 😢😢
He probably has them trained to return back to him after their released.
😂
Looking at stuff like this really makes you appreciate the life you're lucky to live
I felt claustrophobic just by watching this documentary. Can’t imagine how people survive in this chaos & dirt 🥲
If there wif you will be fine lol jokes.
i think its hard to have a choice when you are below poor .... sadly people on this planet live in this conditions and nobody does s**** about them ..... nor they in fact for themselves,at that level, I dont even know if they can acknowledge the fact that they can make the city clean , and the funky question, how much time would it take to actually clean that dump :|
@@sorin990 agree. But poor doesn't mean you have to be dirty. I'm all the time baffled how they just think it's normal to throw it everywhere. I think the lack of education is the fault on that. If people from rich countries would help and educate them. I think they could turn it into a cleaner city. They could have a dump pit somewhere.
It's not that bad people live there are they dead no it'slitch normal
Bruh i just don’t go outside
Just today I discovered this guy and his amazing documentaries. He defo deserves his on TV show on same TV channel and waaaay more views on UA-cam. Impressive work!
Definitely
It also produces content in Turkish .
Doing an admirable job
he gets waaay more views on his turkish content
Ruhi is one of turkey's first youtubers
Same here bro
This is incredible that people live in such poor conditions, its too sad to watch. I appreciate your documentation and ability to withstand these terrible conditions.
They need to stop breeding so much then, it's the overpopulation that contributes to this, as well as fossil fuels and waste. It's more sad what they've done to the nature
Ted Talks did a video on how people created these conditions and how some people made a conscious choice to clean up certain areas.
Poorness has nothing to do with beeing a filthy person
@@jlc5271 pfffttttt
@@jlc5271 U know US , EU account for 50% of the total world CO2 emmisions .
man i am so glad to be born in a good environment
Sadly I am not 😢
"Life never stops here, people come out of everywhere" lmao this had me
True 😂😂
U will never feel alone! Lol
True🤣🤣
Underrated comment this should get 1k likes
Ha h aha true true
Lmao😂
I'm from Mexico, and I visited Lahore twice. It's sad to see what it has become. People need to have more respect for our mother earth 🌎
@FORTUNE GAMING YT Everything shown here is true
@FORTUNE GAMING YT Boys grabbing others hand is competely normal in Asia especially South Asia. It's just sick mentality of west that they can't or it's a scandal. Most of their problems revolve around gender politics. While the world has more important things to worry about.C'mon let humans live without being judged or stereotyped for every little thing.
@fortunegamingyt5583 its still considered one of the most air polluted cities in the world regardless
Bro, at least respect the city you live in. Its not that hard to find a garbage can and throw trash in it. These people love living like shit i guess.
and for themselves.
Back in 1970 Lahore was a beautiful and pollution free city. I used to walk on Nicholson road being a small kid. After seeing ur video tears went through my eyes to see dirt and people every where. People as a whole r responsible for this mess. Every couple has average 6 children with no good education and health care
It’s easy, smart people go somewhere else to study and realise what a shit country it is and will never come back 😅 so it’s impossible to improve the country
Nicholson road is still clean and beautiful. The guy purposefully visited such unclean places.
@@LearnWithAbubakr buddy it's also part of Lahore
@@LearnWithAbubakr Even if he did it, the dirtiest places i know in my whole country are not even close to being this dirty
They will say Allah gives them children
the guy vomiting was a jump scare
You're hotter than that guy's vomit 🤢 ❤
Imagine someone watching while eating💀
@@adodoyoyowho even would want to watch a video of the most polluted country review while eating💀
@@GreenCandlleme😂
Timestamps?
That was a very stressful 22 minutes 😩 but thank you so much for creating awareness and for making this documentary. I hope improvements and changes are taking place as time passes. I pray for the better lives and health of the people of Lahore ❤️
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
This is not even 10 per of Lahore
He is completely exaggerating
The place where i live is clean and nice... People here live a very good life..I hope ppl start showing positive sides of everything
I live in Lahore. Am 25 Y/O.i have never seen anyone Here dieing due to lungs Cancer caused by Lahore's Dust.. but I've plenty of Examples of lungs Cancer deaths in America due To Drinking alcohol..
@@muhammadumi725 yes. Death there is only by bomb blasts
@@muhammadumi725 people don't die because they used to since thier birth, to live in such polluted environment.
“Let’s get out of here, my stomach can’t stay here anymore” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I felt that
Noooo
@@hodam9687 whats wrong with cleaning up slums? should people who can only afford slums live like this? you seem NOT to care for the poor which is sad.
Who said him to visit these old undeveloped streets , he only showed Old Lahore.
I literally saw your comment when i said it lolz 😂😂
I cried 😂😂💀
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I have a new appreciation for packaged foods full of preservatives.
Watching this honestly just makes me feel grateful for what I have because I can’t imagine 😪
@@hodam9687 we can actually check the air quality index on the web bruh, it's not propaganda or whatever you call it
@@hodam9687 i trust you
@@hodam9687 and honestly, people in karachi probably do not like beaches, there aren't any fests celebrated
I agree with u. Its really hard for me to imagine what if i born there and have a same life as them. I cant even criticize their lives. Im really grateful that i born in a place that is clean and can get access to so much things.
@@hodam9687 get a life dude....😒
Your level of open mindedness is something we all need more of. May you stay safe, healthy and well.
His review is very Wrong
@@MrAmmarT how?
Lahore is beautiful. Yes I agree there is pollution and garbage on some spots but most of the Lahore is clean and pleasing to eye. Yet this kiddo says almost all Lahore is polluted and most people are disabled. I don't agree I am a local of Lahore and I'd say Lahore is beautiful.
@@MrAmmarT I agree with you Lahore is probably beautiful but he is just try to bring awareness to this issue and when he said most people are disabled he probably ment that he has been seeing more disabled people then normal
@@MrAmmarT Indeed
I couldnt finish the video. this is horrible and depressing but thank you for the content and keep up the good work. truly!
Im from Switzerland , After seeing this I realized how great my country is 😮😮
Are you Really from swiss bro? Your country is like a complete opposite of this, a really want to go there someday
Wait? There is no way u didn't knew ur country was always great in this matter?
@@zekeriach8825 Yea some of us are actually really weird, we are really strict with the cleanliness of everything.
@༼ཆ༽ohh honey I don't care what you think. Our government has imposed strict laws on us to keep our country clean .
You are from Bolivia dont Lie 😂
I feel sick watching this. I actually can't imagine living in a place like this. When I thought that some parts of my country especially the bad side of the cities is already dirty enough (Philippines), I saw this and now I'm reminded to be thankful that I live here and that I live in a sub-urban, sub-rural where there's abundance of trees and fresh air
Ya ngaaa
mkay
Ik it's not related to ur comment but like ur shoto pfp
Sana all 😜
This condition is, thanks to the west
This definitely made me appreciate what I have in life more.
This biased guy only showed Old Lahore which is untouched for hundreds of years rest of the Lahore is nothing like that.
@@asadsiddiqui7373 no brother i m also from lahore and very disturbed about smoke from rickshaws without moblile!
@@Musman-vr2mu i am not talking about air i am talking about dirty streets, garbage , and sewers that he showed in his video , rest of lahore is not like that. Yes air quality of lahore is really bad buy it is better in some places.
@@asadsiddiqui7373 you mean in towns ( national,johr,bahria) but they r far ends of lahore :: city really includes metropolitian area like ring road and multan road but saying this hurts its look like there is literally no authority who made obligation if someone is dumping garbage which is disgusting ,two more people come to dumb,it hurt to see my 1000 year old lahore has been destroying by some uneaducated folks from villages,high population,Disgusting practices,no authority,no regulation infact it a mess!
@@asadsiddiqui7373 and i m also not surprised that lahore becomes most polluted city more than delhi,karachi or mumbai I SEE IT COMING!
I live here in Lahore, I have not been outside (intentionally) myself in a month due to the heat and very poor air quality 4 times more than even hazardous in the winters
I am from Lahore and I agree with you. It's fault of us and also government.😭
It’s the government’s job to help provide resources to its citizens. It’s hard to do everything yourself. I don’t think you’re to blame here
What’s dirtier eating pork or this? Is this considered haram?
Lol government!!
Blame army bro.
@@thegeopoliticalanalyst1660 what has the army done may I ask?
@@georgetheman7720 I can confidently say that trapping birds and taking money in exchange for their freedom is 100% haram
That transition at 11:45 cleanest part of this vid😂
Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a obout 4:18
😂😂😂😂😂
@@minoan810 🤢
We lived in Wuhan, China, 2016-2018 (before the virus). While it's rapidly growing and evolving, there were definitely areas that looked just like this, filled with trash, feces, etc. And the air pollution is exactly like this, hazy, etc. We left when we had our first child so she could grow up away from air pollution.
come on wuhan is a modern city ffs are you for real i studied there for 4 and half years
@H H The first year we lived off of Dazhi Road, near line 1 and Wuhan no 2 School. Jiang'an district. Lots of construction and trash around there as they rapidly worked on a new metro line.
The following year we moved to Binjianyuan, near Hankou Jiangtan (off the yangzte river). Older apartments, nice park! But still no escaping the air pollution.
Right beside the park is a pet selling area with breeders and shops and a vet. We bought our Shiba Inu from a breeder there, and vet there saved her life from a disease she got as a puppy.
While the folks in the pet area were kind to me and the service great, the conditions were horrid. Some of them would treat the dogs and cats very harshly. Like I said earlier, fecal matter everywhere in the walking area there and most pets were in these haphazard cages.
@@fraolgudeta2877 Yeah, it's modern in its amenities. Fantastic public transportation (which, America... yeah, it sucks and is non existent because of dumb car culture). But I'm not B.S ing here.
Because it's constantly going through am intense construction period, there's tons of building trash all over the place. They try to clean up the streets with those big water trucks but they've got a long way to go.
In addition, the feces issue was mostly found in the pet areas (at lesser for me).
Lived in Hankou near the river.
@H H What a beautiful building! And there are many awesome structures and building areas in Wuhan like that that I saw. But nearby are many areas still being built up. Wuhan is transitioning into a fantastic city for sure and if they've cleaned it up since then, then that's great. Who knows? Maybe that pet area was removed or cleaned up! This was just my personal experience in Wuhan.
@@chrisandlizsizemore8172 it might have some issues but i mean this city in this video is a complete shitehole no comparison with wuhan
Greetings from a passionate fan, from Iran. I really enjoy your videos. You bring a quite different story of the world around us. all are new and spectacular. An interesting point is that you cover every interesting detail. Thank you for sharing!
Hey Ruhi, love your videos, I'm from Lahore, watching this part of Lahore was really painful because in my childhood it used to be the city of Gardens not dust.
When did people start throwing rubbish wherever they feel like?
@@iqnill I guess when there were 10x more people. There is a such a thing as overwhelming the infrastructure.
@@iqnill the suburb area is far better but the inner city where most live people is dreadful.
Since when Lahore started to become like this? I was there once in the year below 2007, and I recalled Lahore was much nicer than Karachi
@@bearlee1567 this is old part of city btw.
The content on this channel is insane, and the quality is remarkable, thanks for venturing to places very few would visit and for sharing the everyday experience of the citizens there!
Insane, exaggerated and fake too.
Take a example of sri lanka, deep economic crisis in the country but very clean cities . Cleanest country in south Asia . Reason deciplin and educated .
@@thamilathamila2602 That neat and clean infrastructure was built on Chinese loans, all white elephant projects, which a major cause of their economic collapse in 2022. Besides, the further you travel away from Colombo you will come across ghettos of slums where people are living in abject poverty and squalid conditions.
I'm from Delhi and the condition of my city is not very different in terms of air pollution but one big difference between Lahore and Delhi is that there are lot of trees everywhere in Delhi but can't see that in Lahore. Why government don't plant more trees. It helps a lot in improving the overall look of the city and does not require too much money
At least BIOCNG & EVs run in abundance in Delhi and off late Bio ethanol & BS #6 Diesel engines run, which might not be the issue with Lahore
If there are alot of trees in delhi, according to you. Then why the condition is similar to Lahore?
@@study-splashfarm waste burning in punjab, haryana and western up all the smog at same time in delhi
The trees are more of herb category, Delhi needs taller & dense leafed trees & trees which enrich oxygen like Bamboo, etc.
Further, owing to proximity to Small scale industries in & around NCR region & adjacent states and staple burning issue in Punjab, Haryana & NCR region, the situation is weird.
However, respective state & central govts are serious about 2 G Ethanol, BioCNG & Green Hydrogen from agricultural wastes/ residues as well as from sewage & municipal wastes
Residential parts of Lahore have a lot of greenery similar to Islamabad. But the parts this youtuber showed did not have any because these were not residential areas . The elitist parts of Lahore barely have any garbage and are very green. The class divide has created all this mess tbh xD…Lahore is honestly very segregated. Some parts of it are the cleanest and some are the trashiest
In the nicest way possible, how the heck do people live like that!?!? Was so chaotic in every single video
My goodness, I was feeling breathless and my anxiety was over the roof throughout the video... And I used to think my city was polluted, but this is on a whole different level...
Delhi is polluted
This is why I don’t care about co2 emissions at all, only air and noise pollution.
@@ncard00co2 emissions contribute to air pollution
@@JustCallMeAarav Delhi is nowhere near it. Only the CO2 emission exists but Delhi is literally so green. If you've been there yk it's nowhere near Lahore.
@@om7799only new delhi and newer parts of NCR are green. Old Delhi and older parts are just concrete jungles
Man, I'm glad to be born and live in a stable infrastructure
Which country?
@@gagandeepsingh2925 Germany. My parents moved from Sebiria to Germany, my grandparents are Germans.
@@gagandeepsingh2925 you think you can have a rebuttal in Germany? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same here in California
@@sixgunantoine7359 kann dich total verstehen 😅 wenn ich sowas sehe wird mir auch immer bewusst wie gut es mir eigentlich geht und das man eigentlich noch keine Ahnung hat von schlechte leben. 🙈
16:50
Other people: "catch birds to keep or sell it"
People who live there: "nah we don't do that here. We catch them as hostages"
But after releasing them infront of you. They catch them again as the birds are not fed for days and cant fly for much time. This is business 😆
😂😂😂😂
People who feel bad for that cat😢👇👇👇👇👇👇👇😊
😢😢 16:16
I'm glad you included some positive things about Lahore, but this reminds me why I live in the country. As an Australian I have a low tolerance for pollution. What a nightmare!
bro i dont care if i had to hunt for berries and kill small game. id be taking my family as far away from that place as possible. just start hiking away and figure out the survival as we go.
@@kwaddamage8286 *immedietly mauled by a wolf*
@@upartas7738 😂😂
Which part was positive? Looks like a dump
@@upartas7738🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 I'm dead I'm laughing really hard I almost spat out my drink☠️💀
Thank you so much for bringing us this content. It is eye opening and really brings into perspective the privileges and good fortune I have been given in my life that I may have taken for granted.
There's no such thing as privileges, the society you are in didn't just roll out of bed one day and have clean air, either you or generations before worked hard to achieve something that's not a privilege that's a sacrifice they committed to to make a difference. Calling it a "privilege" detracts from others hard work to get to where things are today.
@@Kektamusprime shut app
@@Kektamusprime I understand what you're trying to say, but that's basically what 'privilege' is. Having something good that you yourself didn't work for or earn
@@hodam9687 wrong side.....??? So ur saying he can show the truth.. xd
This biased guy only showed Old Lahore which is untouched for hundreds of years rest of the Lahore is nothing like that.
holding birds as hostages for tourist IS CRAZY.
What an absolute mad lad lol. I kneel🤣🧎♂️
Love it
It's basically Medieval Europe. They had similar ways of dealing with waste and sewage, almost exactly.
At least medieval Europe has cool architectures.
Have you lived in both places?
@@wisedesi442 what kind of comment is that? You do know one took place in the past right?
I'm not into documentary videos but this man made me interested in this field. Such a great content and definitely high of a quality. This channel deserves more recognition.
Sameee
Exactly
after watching, this made me realize that I am lucky I live in a country that is much better and responsible to the environment.
But u r in the same planet n suffering the same effect of that pollution.. Global warming
@@yumnamsophia7299 but it's not as bad
Really.. Think again
@@penguin22penguin22 not really.
@@__T.O.G. so you think livivng in lahore is the same to where you live rn? so lahore is the same? (i mean yeah we would be ok, but like it's not the same!!)
UGH!!! The sewage is vile and by the end of this episode I was actually feeling ill, but something I don't recall you talking about was the never-ending NOISE! It not only did not stop, it never wavered!
God bless you for going to these places. You be safe!
_I believe he mentioned noise pollution but not in depth._
its the water the sewage goes under if it was sewage it wud block
Come to New York City😆😆😆😆...for noise
My neighbor must be from here. He has trash all around his house and even a microwave on his lawn. Beyond annoying.
lol
That's the culture of these people. Look at the EU.
No, he's just a redneck
😂
Be grateful you don't have to live like this. In many similar places, so many families never had the option of leaving. Most are just born into this life and never experience anything else. I sympathize for the children who will never get their full life expectancy due to poor living conditions.
"People who live here are destined to lose their lives to lung cancer"....this is insane😢
@@farahraise8576 I know.But I think air pollutant that are invisible like smog and soot are way more dangerous to us.
I know this is an older video but I just watched this and another video of yours and I am now subscribed. I am glad the algorithm led me here. You have a talent for documenting the places you go and things you do. Thank you for doing these. I love seeing parts of the world I know I will never have a chance to see otherwise.
SMELL is definitely an indication of clean or pollution... I once traveled through an area in Northern California which had beautiful grassy green mountains with such a floral/sweet fragrance flowing in the air that I didn't want to leave, ever!!!
Two years later, over 200,000 people from this video have passed away.
As a resident of Delhi, I never thought there’d be a city more polluted than delhi😂😷
Bro can you please tell me about your city Delhi.
Lol true Delhi suck
@@apollogaming9583 lol if you go to old Delhi and undeveloped areas of delhi they are also full of garbage , he visited only old bazaar and old streets of Lahore the main city and residential societies are not like that
P.S I have visited and stayed both in Lahore and Delhi
@@cutiepieya6501
pottystan suck, full of beggars and half lulli. Lol
it exactly another delhi
Thank you God for the clean air we breathe. Continue to shower your blessings on all of us
Hello Musa,
Sure New Lahore must be looking better. But even the people living in the conditions of Old Lahore is not acceptable.
Praying the conditions and lives of the people get better there :)
@@mismatchedsock1982 Amen
@@mismatchedsock1982 terro ist country pakxsant no we don't do that here ,all ah loves dust so we love to produce more pollution
Pakistan is the worst place to live on earth. It’s like next to hell..
@@mismatchedsock1982 pinay ka?
This make me appreciate where I live so much more. I hope these people living conditions improves.
Those people live like rats . That city is disgusting. I could not imagine living in a place where where the citizens are too lazy to clean up behind themselves
It's kind of funny how Muslims will not eat pork . Because they say that pigs are dirty. But these Muslims here they live like filthy pigs . Makes you wonder huh
Hard to call them "people".
@@dopecat15 Do you support Trump by any chance? 😂😂
@@amberturdcoloringbook1733 why are you bringing up politics in this.....
The birds are trained to come back lol. It's funny that people fall for that.
I remind my children, just as my parents reminded me to be grateful and never take for granted the home we live in, the food we eat, and the clothes we wear. Our basic needs. After watching this I'm once again humbled and reminded how lucky we are realizing that something that I believed to be in abundance such as air, is something not everyone has in poverty stricken countries
Same. I have bad allergies, which make it hard to breathe sometimes, though that probably results from being TOO clean. I can't imagine living in places like Lahore. Even the animals there have it rough. Then I look at my pampered pets.
Right?! I can't imagine that air is something you have to even give consideration to. We are so blessed to live in Canada 🇨🇦. The worst that we get is forest fires and not even where I live. My heart hurts for the children growing up here and the elderly. Even for the stray cats! How sad. Could be such a beautiful place.
My anxiety has spiked just watching this. It’s amazing how people adapt to their surrounding and even though this was chaotic and just madness most of the time to me, this is reality and every day life for millions of people. Just thinking of the way the food was prepared, the trash and sewage all around makes these people superhuman to survive.
How did they adapt exactly? From what I can see, these people show zero respect to their surroundings and are not putting in any effort whatsoever. They are puking in the sewage, leaving meat out in the open for infestations, driving everywhere and throwing diapers and garbage on the floor. If by “adapt” you mean they became as vile in behaviour as their surroundings, then maybe. Only some of the citizens seem to be doing anything.
I am from lahore, and i accept whatvis showing in this documentary, how lahore's environment is polluted, but he is showing one part of lahore the (oldest part), Anarkali baazar, another part is missed.
For survival
Super trashy humans with low IQ yes
Just imagine the conditions of students here during final exam during winter
You’re doing a fantastic job by sharing those videos. When people see things like that, they will maybe appreciate what they have and where they live more. I certainly do.
These videos keep getting better and better! We appreciate it Ruhi!!! Thanks for putting your lungs through hell for us
Yeh man that's I was thinking bro done too bad for their health
Pollution and COVID-19: a perfect combo yet almost nobody wearing a mask.
Masks doesn't bring much. Is a big propaganda fraud. Your breath everything unhealthy back and normal OP masks do not protect at all because virus way to small and FFP2 are very unhealthy when longer worn as 6 hurs usually only used by certain construction workers and you needed an atest by a doctor to be healthy enough to wear them that long. Also these countries cannot afford 100% hygenic masks for everyone everyday. They have much bigger health problems with lots of diseases but not covid.
Covid cries watching them..they already have strong immune system long before covid strikes 🤣
Still less COVID-19 cases than most of the so called developed countries.
Because they don't know better and are poor.. wearing a mask is the last of their worries. That's why it amazes me why people complain in the US about wearing masks, while in other countries they wish they could.
@@kidaria1333 You're misinformed, it does protect you from virus particles entering your nose and mouth.
"Cleanliness is next to godliness" the irony is killing me. Thanks for the documentary
17:04 that bird you saved is now trapped again, you see. These people trap the poor birds because there are people like you (this is my opinion) with a kind heart that pay for their freedom…
He knew it and he said it himself that this is their business model
It's mind-boggling that people live in such poor conditions. Kudos to you for documenting it and enduring these dreadful conditions with a straight face! Seeing that butcher literally churned my stomach.
“On one side the butcher slaughters chickens, On the other side the chickens feed on garbage”…🤣🤣🤣
🤣😂🤣🤣
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
we don’t eat garbage, it’s some of the most delicious food in the world
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@@annihilator_of_orks yes. Right
I had to pause this one halfway through and look at something else for a while because I was feeling dirty just by looking at it. Amazing what people are willing to put up with sometimes. That said it was very informative and I'm glad you took this journey for us. And most people seemed to be in good spirits despite it all.
I wasn't feeling like I had to shower before and now I feel prompted to. It's wild what content like this can do - I can't even begin to imagine living there.
It's not like they have a choice. You would be just like them if you were born there 😆
I can't imagine how people can go on living in this situation. I feel sick just by watching it. The absence of proper waste management, as simple as segregation, is one of the main problems.
We are alive because it’s not everywhere
And that area is he covered is extreme part of city
Right . I'm citizen of lahore it is just dark side of city . Its way developed then this. I know its polluted but not all areas
PH don't segregate garbage, do they?
@@thelionwatches828 in the town where I live, we do segregate our trash and our garbage collectors will not get them unless it is well-segregated. I can only speak for my place. I believe pollution is also a big problem in larger cities here.
i am from lahore.. every thing is fine here.. this city is not as horrible as he told in the video.
I thought it would be Delhi😂😂
i usually dont like vlogs cuz usually bloggers do a lot of useless talk and many cant even have like the tact of speaking or how to film a travel vlog but this guy really is a professional and knows what he is doing ,i felt like i was in there myself
I saw the title and immediately guessed Lahore, having visited there once for a few weeks.... it is very sad how unbelievable the air quality is.
I thought Hong Kong was worse
@@Steve_305 Nah no chance Hong Kong is worse lol. Hong Kong can be quite bad in the summer due to fumes coming in from the north from mainland China (which has lax air quality control) and is the reason why a lot of people choose to wear facemasks there. The city itself is not a big pollution producer though, there is little heavy industry and few people own a vehicle because public transport is well-developed.
Same🤧😂
@@ShawFujikawachina is great 😎
8:59 I need that confidence in my life🔥🔥😎
8:56 that guy 😂😂
Modelling..
Thanks for coming to Lahore. I am sorry for your bad experience in Lahore regarding pollution. As a nation we are trying to free our environment from all kinds of pollution. Hope you see the change next time you come back to Pakistan.
I hope for the change that you so desperately need, you and your people deserve better and I pray you get the change that is so needed, many blessings to you.
@@ROCKNROLL947 yes it's all our fault........ wrong! 🇬🇧
@@ROCKNROLL947 it’s their decision to burn the pollutants they do, not the British
Ganda side dekha dia hai bus acha wala nhi dekhya😂
Is there any specific season where is no pollution if somebody wants to Visite Lahore?
In this video my happiest moment is *when you release those bird* i feel really happy in that moment. I love your kindness. Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩 brother.
those birds are domestic, they come back to the cage later. thats how the business works
Instead of buying nuclear weapons or other stuff they could just Develop there county💀💀
04:15 True... Pakistanis used to say that we will eat grass and live in garbage but we will have nuclear weapons... it is coming true 😮
but they wants to be superpower 🤓
@@rd3munna812 garbage superpower 😂😂
Lahore and delhi are both most polluted countries in the world 😂lol , poor indians
Müll bringt keine Angst vor der USA
I really wish that this documentary, as well as others you have done, could be aired on the mainstream broadcasting stations. This is absolutely beyond shocking!!
"on one side there are butcher they slaughter chicken,on the other side the chicken feed on garbage"😂
5:43 you mean this?
@@felixx6597 Nope @11:35
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Over population = over pollution
infrastructure, clean water, education, etc .. would go a long way to making a high population city healthier.
Not necessarily. A city like Tokyo is actually less polluted than many, many smaller cities. The problem with cities like Lahore is their lack of planning and honestly a complete disregard of public health by both the government and average citizen. It's a dire situation, but not necessarily a consequence of high population.
Over population of brown people you mean.
@@Corredor1230 OooO Snap! Well said! Everything in Japan is ran like a fine oiled machine. They take pride in there land, culture & Products...namely Toyota! If people are brought up not to give a sh*t and abuse the land...this is what happens!
Overpopulation isn’t the issue imo. Uneven distribution of population is
I visited Islamabad in January 2020 and it is the completely opposite of Lahore! The most peaceful, breathable and green city I’ve ever been in!
I was thinking of visiting but this video makes me not want too, seeing your comment however maybe I will go
@@DarrenHoussein lahore and faisalabad are actually overpopulated cities with weak and corrupt ministers so they became dust hell but if you visit islamabad murre swat kaghan Peshawar and many other cities of kpk you will find peace and healthy environment
They have weed 🌿 growing naturally on the forest. I love it
Try visiting Karachi it is actually way worse than Lahore 😂
So true I have been to Islamabad too and it is breathtaking❤💙
Makes where I live look like paradise
I am so happy to have discovered you channel!! I been binge watching all your videos. Great content with so much detail and information. Nothing held back. You’re going above and beyond for us people who aren’t brave like you!
Same here!
Me too
But that's literally a place of like 14 million people , so can't understand what's brave in visiting the place tbh
@@Madara_Uchiha69420 yeah of people that were born and raised in an area as such. I was fortunate not to have grown up in an area like that. So for us something like that is a place we wouldn’t even think about stepping foot in. So yes it is brave of him to go.
@@MsBelvedere12 No I take it that you're just to soft .How can you be "brave" just by visiting a place? .If we would think for 1 minute from your perspective than all the parents that are changing baby diapers, all the nurses that are washing paralyzed people from their excrements and urine and milions of rural people that are cleaning the stables manually with the shovel from all the excrements and urine of the bovines are also " BRAVE " .
Just saying, unless you're to softie, just facing some dirt for a few hours like this guy did doesn't have nothing to do with being brave, but he does make informative and good content for sure .
I was looking at Lahore on Google Earth while watching this, it is absolutely incredible how densely populated it is.
"Breathing here a day is equivalent to smoking 15 cigarettes"
Me who smokes 1 cigarette in a day: Helt📈
I smoke almost 20 every Wednesday and Saturday 🤣🤣🤣
We are proud lahoris, because air pollution is more good than mind pollution. Western society have polluted mindset.
Me- smoke 7 cigarette everyday 😂
@@rahilabatool286 🥲🤣🤣🤣🤣....me watching from Lucknow 👀🌝👻🤣🤣
These conditions are terrible! At first I thought the commentary was funny, but as I’m watching! I now understand!! Sheesh this is no way to live!
That was exhausting to watch, I cannot imagine life on a daily basis there, and wondered if you and your team found decent lodging or if you perhaps stayed elsewhere, stay well, seems like one could be exposed to every contagion possible there, and the air quality was beyond bad or horrible.
Lahore is a very developed city, atleast 70% of it is. It even got its own metro and is a huge economy. This guy went into old walled city of lahore which has narrow streets and low development and poor people mostly and showed it as whole of lahore. Lahore has every thing from marriot,pearl continental
@@XtremeFun Lahore May Be Devoloped
But Here We Are Talking About The Bad Side Of Lahore
@@mintusab9525 it seemed like the person was trying to show this 30% part of old walled city as whole of lahore though
@@XtremeFun exactly 😖
its that only part a very small part of it
Where I live, once or twice a year, in the summer the smoke from forest fires causes extremely bad air quality to the point that it's dangerous to go outside at all. It usually lasts about a week and blows away though. I can't imagine living with that level of air quality basically all year round
We experienced a similar problem when the Canadian forest fires smoke was blowing into New Jersey and New York..it was a mess...I can’t imagine living with that type of situation every day
@@rosemaryrogers1478Canadian and yup, those fires last summer made the air so orange for 1-2 weeks. Having that ALWAYS would be crazy.
@@s_fashionlover we felt the effects in New York City...sky was indeed orange and hazy for about four days
The forest smoke is still better than smoke from plastic waste and chemical factories and the dust from roads.
One of the hilarious slap for the public of Pakistan 🙂💔
That’s embarrassing? That’s not all
Next is Delhi
@@MrUgly-gb8nr yes our Delhi is also polluted but not major part , the major pollution is air pollution not land pollution
@@Creative..aishachannel same here😔 what can we do?
Felt Ashamed
This is literally the septic tank of the entire world
This place and New Delhi both. Portland, NY, and San Francisco aren't far behind either.
... Certain places of New delhi.. Where tresspaers live
@@Forrest1989 and then some down syndrome kid says something like this. Beyond cringe 🤡
"The planet is fine, the people are fucked!"
-George Carlin