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Mumbai - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Dharavi is the largest slum in Mumbai and India, housing 1.2 million people, all of which are crouded into a singular square mile.
      - People in Dharavi live near open sewage, 4000 daily cases of typhoid and diphtheria.
      - Access to freshwater is from a standpipe turned on at 5:30, and turned off 2 hours later, in order to ration.
      - Average of one toiler per 1450 people.
      - Average life expectancy is less than 60, compared to the countries 69 in 2020.
    - - 60% of all citizens of Mumbai rely on communal taps, some areas only have 2 hours of access with the standpipes. As well as this, only 60% of households are connected to the sewage systems.
      - 800 million litres of untreated sewage enters the rivers each day
    - - Mumbai has the third highest crime rate in all of Mumbai, which one third of all citizens being victims of a crime.
      - 22.9% of all Mumbai citizens have been exposed to bribery
      - Many workers work in informal sectors, meaning payment is scarce and tax isn't paid.
    - - Mumbai's Mithi river had human and animal excreta that was 15 times over the safe limit.
      - Mumbai has the 6th highest air pollution in India
      - 3500 die each year on the railway
      - Mumbai produces 9400 metric tonnes of waste every day, with only 30% getting treated with the correct procedures