Which waste is disposed of in yellow bag?

• A. General waste
• B. Clinical waste containing blood
• C. Plastic bottles
• D. Food scraps

Answer: (B)

In waste segregation, those bags are used to keep hazardous materials separate from normal trash. Yellow bags are specifically for clinical waste that has been contaminated with blood or other bodily fluids, or materials used in patient care that could spread infection. This separation helps protect workers and allows the waste to be treated in a way appropriate for potentially infectious material, such as through autoclaving or incineration, according to local regulations. General waste goes into regular trash, plastic bottles go to recycling streams, and food scraps are usually diverted to composting or a different disposal stream depending on the facility. So, waste containing blood is disposed of in the yellow bag.