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Manshiyat Naser

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of children sorting out plastic bottles, while the next of women separating cans from the rest. Anything that can be reused or recycled is saved by one of the numerous families in Manshiyat Naser. Various recycled paper and glass products are made and sold from the city, while metal is sold by the kilo to be melted down and reused. Carts pulled by horse or donkey are often stacked 2.5 to 3 m (8 to 10 ft) high with the
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The city's garbage is brought to the Garbage City in Manshiyat Naser by the Zabbaleen (garbage collectors), who then sort through the garbage to attempt to retrieve any potentially useful or recyclable items. Families typically specialize in a particular type of garbage they sort and sell—one room
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is a 2009 documentary directed by Mai Iskander about boys born and raised in the Garbage City and how they must look for new ways to support themselves and their families as trash collection in Cairo changes.
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within the city, which are fed edible pieces of garbage and marketed across Cairo to Coptic Christian establishments. However, in the spring of 2009, the Egyptian government, in response to the worldwide
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were originally the predominant inhabitants of Manshiyat Naser, though in recent decades the area's Muslim population has grown. The Christians are well known for herding
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goods. More than 14,000 tons of garbage are processed each day, 85% of Cairo's waste. Some recycled goods are sold on to Europe and North America.
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Although Manshiyat Naser has streets, shops, and apartments as other areas of the city, it lacks infrastructure and often has no
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Manshiyat Nasser had 258,372 residents in the 2017 census, across its eight shiakhas:
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Manshiyat Nasser district covers eight shiakhas that include al-Mujawirin,
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hills on the outskirts of Cairo. Being Cairo's largest concentration of "
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Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) (2017).
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Church, used by the Coptic Christians in Garbage City, is the largest
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settlement at the far southern end of Manshiyat Naser, at the base of
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or Garbage City) to al-Mahagir (literally quarries, also known as
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Map of the Manshiyat Nasser District and its shiakha subdivisions
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Das christlich-koptische Agypten in arabischer Zeit (Teil 4 M-P)
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in the Middle East, with seating for 15,000 people.
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Manshiyat Nasser
30°01′56.08″N 31°16′31.03″E / 30.0322444°N 31.2752861°E / 30.0322444; 31.2752861
Egyptian Arabic
[mænˈʃejjetˈnɑːsˤeɾ]
Coptic
Christian
[mɑnʃɪnˈtoːwdiənnɪˈkrɪstjɑnos]
Cairo
Egypt
Nasr City
Historic Cairo
Mokattam

slum
Mokattam
Zabbaleen
running water
Sultan Qaytbay
Historic Cairo
City of the Dead
Zabbalin
Ezbet Bekheit
Moqattam Plateau


Cave Cathedral
Coptic Christians
swine
threat
swine flu

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