Britain Birmingham Bin Strike Rats Take Over UK second Largest City Garbage Collector Protest

Rats in birmingham: Garbage piles along the roads, large rats as cats on the roads and the smell of rotten waste spread in the winds. Such a system is not of a second-class city or a far-flung place, but of the second largest city of Britain, Birmingham. The people of the city are trying hard to get out of this smelly system but are failed.

Actually, about 400 employees collecting garbage in Birmingham have been on strike, which has been going on for a month. After this, 17 thousand tonnes of garbage has been collected. Whenever a garbage car comes in this city with a population of 1.1 million, a crowd of hundreds of garbage bags is seen running on the roads.

Rats, cats and foxes on the city

Litter bags started to heat up in the spring sun, rats, cats and foxes started scratching these bags. In many places, the situation became such that due to the garbage lying for a long time, they rotten and the insects started ringing. In the viral video on social media, big rats are roaming around in the daylight and a pile of garbage is seen.

Garbage collectors strike in Birmingham

A video is also going viral on social media, showing that people working in garbage are running to protect themselves when mice are chased. In Birmingham, the government is going on strike to protest against the move by the government to end a certain role within their posts. Action was going on since January, but on 11 March it increased to a widespread strike.

Although only one faction of the garbage collectors of the city is still working, while the number of garbage collecting trucks is less than half of the current.

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