Evening: Suffering and Waste Management
The article is about the work of nighttime sanitation workers on the beaches of Annaba during the summer season, focusing on their efforts and their importance in maintaining beach cleanliness, as well as the challenges they face. Their work begins at 1 a.m. and continues until dawn, during which they remove tons of waste from the sands and alleyways to ensure the beaches are ready to welcome visitors before the bathers wake up. They wear reflective vests to increase safety and work in coordinated groups, despite fatigue and the unruly behavior of some visitors, which makes their task more difficult. These efforts are a fundamental pillar of the city's tourism success. The workers emphasize that keeping the beaches clean requires ecological awareness from visitors, not only responsibility on the part of the workers. Preserving the cleanliness of the coastal environment remains the community's responsibility and a necessary step to enhance the city’s overall aesthetic image and attract tourists. The efforts of nighttime sanitation workers are considered one of the most prominent factors contributing to the success of the summer season.
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