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9. No provision of community/ public toilets in high density commercial areas.
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10. No usage of complex toilets or toilets provided in shops by the customers in case of any
emergency.
11. The usage of public toilets in commercial areas is only about 50% and there is about 10% of
open defecation by the customer populations in commercial areas.
12. No willingness to pay and use for public toilets.
13. The common and prevalent problems faced by general public in market areas due to
Hospitals
Key issues:
improper garbage disposal are – blocking the roads, smell from road side bins and also smell
from chocked nalas.
1. Half the number of hospitals are with beds 50+; 0.3 kg/bed/day (on average)
2. 60% of hospitals provide all facilities – generation of more waste at each sources
3. 40% of hospitals generate more than 60kg of bio medical waste/ day.
4. 70% of hospitals produce more than 8lts of liquid waste/day
5. 90% of hospitals – does not follow Bio-medical waste rules, 1998.
6. 100% of hospitals discharge their liquid BMW into sewerage.
7. 80% of hospitals do not treat their fecal sludge into sewerage leading to open drains.
Institutions
Key Issues:
1. No proper maintenance of these existing toilets.
2. the conditions of toilets are bad – public still use them in case of emergency, due to no
provision of other toilet facilities in nearby premises.
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