I visited the largest slum of India and THIS happened

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Dharavi is a residential area in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. It has often been considered to be one of the world's largest slums.
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Комментарии • 23

  • @yasminapo-aroundtheworld
    @yasminapo-aroundtheworld Год назад +2

    Nice Video. India is one of our next Destination after Sri Lanka 😊

  • @ananyanegi9423
    @ananyanegi9423 5 месяцев назад +2

    People were so much welcoming to this guy and all he do is whine and complain.Very Ungrateful

  • @TheJeeJoo
    @TheJeeJoo Год назад +6

    So much dirt and pollution…😲
    They don’t get sick? The defence mechanism of their bodies must be very strong. 😅

    • @banwari142
      @banwari142 Год назад +3

      You should come and start to live here.

    • @archstanton5973
      @archstanton5973 11 месяцев назад

      It's because the people are "native": THAT IS, as they were born in india, their bodies already are acclimated to the organisms that the bodies of visitors do not YET have.
      Let me explain: I had to go to South America for work for a few months. I won't name the country but I'll say that is classified as "developing" but is not known for low hygiene standards. For the first weeks I was there I got sick a few times from eating local food. I had diarrhea and fevers. But after those bouts of illness i never got sick again for the thereafter months I spent in the country.
      What happens is that my body had never encountered those microorganisms in that South American place so my body reacted by "attacking" those microorganisms that it had never encountered AND CREATED ANTIBODIES AGAINST THOSE "foreign" organisms. That's what the diarrhea and fevers were about. After being sick those times my body had created the antibodies to the "foreign" organisms and thus thereafter I could eat the local food and ingest those organisms but my body was familiar with them through the antibodies and I never got sick again.
      That's what happens to people arriving in India.

    • @bakrdemir8656
      @bakrdemir8656 6 месяцев назад

      Clean than Türkiye

  • @ffffffggggggghhhjfnmj
    @ffffffggggggghhhjfnmj 11 месяцев назад +3

    How come only 50 rupees for all the children's 🤔😂

  • @sachintarkunde3303
    @sachintarkunde3303 4 месяца назад

    I live in his home country (DE) for more than 18 years and there are more than enough places that are equally inhabitable (especially eastern part). I would rather try to clean my own house rather than poking into other's houses

  • @ffffffggggggghhhjfnmj
    @ffffffggggggghhhjfnmj 11 месяцев назад +4

    Next vlog show us the slum of your country as well

  • @strykerdays
    @strykerdays Год назад +2

    Great content.

  • @zenajnavi6766
    @zenajnavi6766 Год назад

    Very interesting video with a lot of information. 10,000 dead? Nothing strange. The train runs with the doors open. Be careful. Greetings from Slovenia.

  • @lsadin2457
    @lsadin2457 Год назад +3

    Nach India würde Ich höchstens für eine Millionen hinreisen, und nach kurzer Zeit wieder in mein geliebtes sauberes Osteuropa fliegen, um mit allem Haqq aus der Gosse wieder ein gesundes familiäres Dorf zu gründen...

  • @suhudsaja720
    @suhudsaja720 Год назад

    India is a super power country

    • @archstanton5973
      @archstanton5973 11 месяцев назад

      *Yes "incredible! superpower! india! THAT HAS A LOWER PER CAPITA GDP THAN:*
      *- ANGOLA*
      *- GHANA*
      *- REPUBLIC OF CONGO*
      *- IVORY COAST*
      *- PAPUA NEW GUINEA*
      *- SANCTION-DESTROYED VENEZUELA*
      *- SANCTION-DESTROYED IRAN*
      *- ECONOMICALLY FAILED LEBANON*
      *- NAZIisraeli-OCCUPIED PALESTINE*
      *- WAR DESTROYED SYRIA*
      *- WAR DESTROYED LIBYA*
      *- STREET GANGS DEVASTATED EL SALVADOR*
      *AND: THE 425 MILLION "indians" IN Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and Madhya Pradesh ARE POORER/HAVE A LOWER PER CAPITA GDP THAN PEOPLE IN.*
      - KENYA*
      *- HAITI*
      *- ZIMBABWE*
      *- SENEGAL*
      *- CAMEROON*
      *- ZAMBIA*
      *- TANZANIA*
      *- UGANDA*
      *- SUDAN*
      *YES incredible! superpower! india!*

  • @azmanhamid4569
    @azmanhamid4569 Год назад +1

    Anyway , they sent rockets to da moon 😋

    • @archstanton5973
      @archstanton5973 11 месяцев назад

      *So what? THE AMERICANS AND RUSSIANS DID THAT OVER 60 YEARS AGO.*

    • @matgranger5061
      @matgranger5061 11 месяцев назад

      @@archstanton5973 Only 3 countries did it before India out of 196 countries. Also, India is the 1st to land on moon's south pole.

  • @ukyawlinn9457
    @ukyawlinn9457 Год назад +1

    very darty country .

    • @matgranger5061
      @matgranger5061 11 месяцев назад

      This is a slum that's why it is dirty. There are many homelessness and slums in USA also like Skid Row in LA, Slums of Detroit and San Francisco. They are also very dirty.

    • @bakrdemir8656
      @bakrdemir8656 6 месяцев назад

      Like Türkiye

  • @lsadin2457
    @lsadin2457 Год назад +1

    Slumdog Millionaire (Danny Boyle 2008) #childhoodmemories2000s #youthmemories2010s