Manual scavenging refers to the practice of manually cleaning, carrying, or disposing of human waste from dry toilets, drains, or sewer systems without proper protective equipment or mechanized support. Although laws exist to prohibit such practices, it is still reported in certain areas., In some locations, sanitation workers may be required to clean drains or septic systems manually, often without adequate safety gear such as gloves, masks, or protective clothing. This exposes them to harmful gases, infections, and unsafe working conditions., I have observed and learned that in some areas, sanitation work is still carried out manually, especially in smaller towns or places with limited infrastructure. This indicates gaps in implementation of safe and modern sanitation systems., This problem highlights the need for improved sanitation infrastructure, better safety measures, and effective implementation of existing regulations. Ensuring safe working conditions is essential for protecting the health and dignity of sanitation workers.