How sewer diving became one of the most dangerous jobs in South Asia

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How sewer diving became one of the most dangerous jobs in South Asia

Aug. 13, 2022 - 10:20 By Business Insider

In India and Pakistan, people dive deep into sewers filled with toxic waste to unclog pipes. Many workers say they are stuck in these jobs because of caste-based discrimination.