Who removes all garbage and food upon arrival to the United States on flights to or from Cuba?

• A. Public Health Personnel
• B. Flight Attendants
• C. Customs Officers
• D. Airport Security

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding who handles health and sanitation tasks at the port of entry. Public Health Personnel are responsible for maintaining biosafety and preventing pests or disease from entering the country, which includes performing health-related cleanups like removing garbage and food upon arrival. They coordinate the disposal of waste to make sure nothing that could attract pests or pose a health risk is left behind.

Flight attendants manage cabin service and on-board waste during the flight, but they don’t perform the post-landing sanitation sweep at the airport. Customs Officers handle entry clearance and inspections, not waste removal. Airport Security focuses on protecting the airport and monitoring for threats, not cleaning up after arrivals.