Biomedical waste (BMW) generated from healthcare facilities includes infectious, sharps, pharmaceutical, chemical and radioactive waste. While 85% is general non-infectious waste, the remaining 15% poses significant health risks if not properly managed. BMW is categorized based on color-coded containers with red for infectious waste, yellow for human anatomical waste, green for general waste, and white for sharps. Improper management of BMW can spread diseases and contaminate the environment, impacting both healthcare workers and communities. Therefore, safe and effective BMW management practices are necessary to prevent health issues from the waste of medical care.