There is a machine called Omni processor in which water is processed by a computer to collect wastewater and convert it into the safe which is reusable byproducts water electricity as well. The main aim of this machine is to reduce disease and save lives in the city.

According to the report, Dakar is a West African city of 3.4 million people, and among them, one-third of them have no access to the sewer system. So that they have no access to the sewer system so that they have to collect the waste in pits or septic tank.

For the sanitation to be more affordable, it is to be stated that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has invested in accompany called Janicki which built the Omni processor. The machine is set up only in Dakar. It is much cheaper by the next version of Omni processor is even less expensive by which Garbage will be removed by a magnet, not with hand, and it can easily differentiate wet waste from the dry wasteland.

This machine saves some more employee and money by the facilities with electricity converted from waste disposal. You can use those water for irrigation, and the ash can be bricked. Gates and Janicki are aiming to bring Omni processor to many other cities, and its test process got success which results in the progress.

There are many than 2 billion people in the world are using the toilet which is not connected with the sewer system, and due to this loose fellow, 700000 children were killed everywhere according to Bill Gates.

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