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Marta explica qué ocurre en las viviendas de allí y asegura que le parece muy desagradable
A resident in Germany, identified on social media as Marta_mama, has recently brought attention to what she describes as a "disgusting" aspect of organic waste management in the country. In a video uploaded on September 16, 2025, the woman expressed her frustration with the communal organic waste bins in her building, which she claims are severely infested with maggots. According to Marta_mama, while Germany is widely recognized for its recycling efforts, the specific practice for organic waste collection in her residential complex involves residents emptying their organic refuse directly from their personal bags into a shared bin. She states that this method, coupled with a weekly collection schedule, leads to the accumulation of decomposing organic matter and subsequent maggot infestations, particularly during warmer periods. "I have never seen anything like this in my life, and it seems like the most disgusting thing in the world," she remarked in her video, showing close-up footage of the moving larvae within the bin. She further questioned whether this issue is prevalent across all buildings or throughout Germany, or if it is an isolated problem specific to her location. The video has garnered significant attention, prompting discussions on local waste management practices and potential public health concerns related to communal organic waste disposal.
Marta explica qué ocurre en las viviendas de allí y asegura que le parece muy desagradable