Biohazardous waste is any biological residue that is potentially dangerous for human or animal health. There are many different kinds of bio-hazardous waste, and they can be categorized into two main types: infectious and non-infectious. Non-infectious waste includes blood, body fluids, and pathological waste. These are typically disposed of through a “shredder”, which is a machine that breaks down paper, cardboard, etc. into small pieces which are then sealed inside a container. Infectious waste includes blood, tissue, and body fluids. These are typically disposed of by flushing the waste into the sewer system. There are certain guidelines for packaging the bio hazard waste as well. These packagings are generally sealed in opaque, puncture-resistant, and leak-proof containers. It is done to ensure safe packaging and eliminate contamination. The most common place for medical or bio hazardous waste generation is hospitals and medical facilities. However, to find out if the...