article_snippet: Workers are the extensive rubbish dump breathe toxic fumes on a daily basis as Workers work and live at the rubbish site itself.
article_snippet: two sisters and one younger brother mother also works at the dump.
article_snippet: While spending time talking to the 200 or so people living at the site, more of 50 of whom are children, Rengel realised the rubbish dump was being offered as an alternative kind of tour to the usual temple visits.
article_snippet: Most children begin work in the landfill at 10 or 12 years old .
article_snippet: Of the 200 or so who work at the site, there are some families that also live there, building houses just beyond the dump and the toxic fumes of the site.
article_snippet: the workers earn the workers money separating paper, metal, plastic and all recyclable materials then having the workers weighed and sold to the company that controls the rubbish dump.'
article_snippet: Children and their parents are all landfill workers and spend 10 hours a day scavenging for rubbish and recyclable materials .
article_snippet: Every day tons of organic and inorganic waste arrive in large trucks forming mountains of toxic compounds, between those mountains the inhabitants of the landfill seek recyclable materials such as glass, paper and metal with which earn money .
highlights_snippet: Around 200 people work at the toxic landfill site, including more than 50 children .
  