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The Coronavirus pandemic, Covid-19 has surprisingly taken over the cities of the world. Many people were not prepared to face it, neither medically nor financially. The proliferation of infections and the mortality that she provokes has alarmed the world population. To counteract the contagion, the use of biosecurity implements is compulsory, which are irresponsibly thrown by their users on public roads, aggravating the composition of solid waste and becoming a threat to the health of collectors. Regarding the collection of these wastes, there is no special legislation or protocol. This gap must be filled for that reason and the healthy environment, essential to return to a new normality, is noticed.
