Sixty-five hundred tons of waste that a South Korean company had claimed was recyclable plastic synthetic flakes, in reality, it's filled with batteries, straws, electronic products, used diapers.
And talking about children, there are baby-changing facilities downstairs: cross the sitting area continue straight ahead along the corridor on the left and you and your baby will find the facilities on the left-hand side.
According to Anne Wood, the co-creator of the series, inspiration struck at the Smithsonian in Washington thanks to the astronauts looking like toddlers in nappies.
We made home visits to help people how to prevent cholera through hygiene habits, such as washing hands properly, especially after changing a baby's diapers, or while nursing patient with symptoms of cholera.