Iranian tourists who recently visited the ancient site of Tisfon in Iraq, complain of an accumulation of garbage very close to the Kasari Arch. Videos posted on social media show piles of trash around this historic monument; A situation that raised concerns about the preservation of one of the most important works left from ancient Iran. Kasari Arch, known as the Madin Gate, is located in the Madin area southeast of Baghdad and near the east bank of the Tigris River. This structure is one of the most prominent architectural monuments of the Sasanian period, remaining from the capital complex of this empire at Tisphon. The garbage problem in the Ma'deen area has attracted the attention of the Iraqi media in the past. The official Iraqi news agency, Nina, reported this summer that Atwan al-Atwani, the governor of Baghdad, ordered a large-scale cleanup operation along the Madin route. However, recently released photos from around Kasari Arch show that the problem of garbage accumulation near this historical monument still persists.

Iranian tourists who recently visited the ancient site of Tisfon in Iraq, complain of an accumulation of garbage very close to the Kasari Arch. Videos posted on social media show piles of trash around this historic monument; A situation that raised concerns about the preservation of one of the most important works left from ancient Iran. Kasari Arch, known as the Madin Gate, is located in the Madin area southeast of Baghdad and near the east bank of the Tigris River. This structure is one of the most prominent architectural monuments of the Sasanian period, remaining from the capital complex of this empire at Tisphon. The garbage problem in the Ma'deen area has attracted the attention of the Iraqi media in the past. The official Iraqi news agency, Nina, reported this summer that Atwan al-Atwani, the governor of Baghdad, ordered a large-scale cleanup operation along the Madin route. However, recently released photos from around Kasari Arch show that the problem of garbage accumulation near this historical monument still persists.