Open trash burning in a yard in Gura Top, Nigeria

A small pile of trash, including plastic and fabric, is burning on the ground in a yard. Smoke rises from the fire. Tall green plants, possibly corn stalks, are visible behind the fire. Lush green foliage lines the sides of the frame. The ground is covered in dirt and debris.

In Gura Top, Nigeria, a person with a purple headscarf and patterned pants is tending to a small fire where plastic waste is burning. The fire is surrounded by a large pile of trash, including plastic bottles, wrappers, and other debris. In the background, lush green vegetation, including corn stalks and leafy plants, thrives. A black bag hangs from a wooden post on the left side of the frame. The ground is a mixture of dirt and rocks, indicating an outdoor, possibly rural, setting. The scene appears to be an uncontrolled waste disposal site, common in many parts of the world.

A young woman wearing a purple headscarf, a dark tank top, and patterned pants stands in a patch of dirt amidst vegetation. She holds a long stick and appears to be tending to a small fire of trash. The fire consists of plastic bottles, wrappers, and other debris. Smoke rises from the burning trash. Behind the woman, tall corn stalks are visible, and to her left, lush green foliage. The ground is covered in loose soil, small rocks, and more scattered trash. The lighting suggests it is daytime.

A close-up, ground-level shot shows a hand holding a thick, gnarled stick over a pile of burning garbage. The hand, exhibiting a dark skin tone, is clenched around the stick, which has a rough, bark-like texture and appears to be dry and brittle. In the background, the garbage heap is consumed by vibrant orange flames and wisps of grey smoke, creating a chaotic scene. The refuse consists of a variety of materials, including plastic bags, bottles, paper packaging, and what appears to be fabric or cloth. The overall environment is one of disarray and pollution, with the burning debris suggesting an informal waste disposal method. The context of Gura Top, Nigeria, indicates a specific urban or peri-urban setting where such practices might be common due to inadequate waste management infrastructure.

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