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take a look. le what s fascinating about this group of people, mainly coptic christians. 60,000 live in the city. here s a woman sorting trash. that s what they do. until 2004 they collected trash for the city. then the government brought in people to take care of it and they lost their livelihood. and in 2009 all their pigs were killed because of swine flu and that was a big part of eating the organic waste. you are seeing people whose livelihood is trash. they collect it, sort it, often live in one of the floors of the buildi buildings. that s part of the texture of life in egypt as its people try to change things. thank you very much. despite attempts by the egyptian government to control media coverage the story finds