Dirty Toilets In India. a survey by the research institute for compassionate economics in 2014 found that in 40% of households with a working toilet, at least one family member preferred to defecate outside. a new world health organisation (who) report says more than half a billion people in india still continue to defecate in. it was the ambitious sanitation campaign aimed at giving almost half of india’s 1.3 billion population access to a toilet in. That means hundreds of millions of people in the country end up defecating outside, which can spread diseases including cholera. in 2015, nearly half of india’s population of around 568 million people suffered the indignity of defecating in fields, forests, bodies of water, or other public spaces due. inadequate sanitation in india leads to premature deaths and huge economic losses every year. It doesn't have enough of them. btw, india dirty toilets with no sewage system and often lacking clean water supply, are worst than outdoor defecating in. india has a problem with toilets. the national statistical office (nso) has released data showing that more than a quarter of households surveyed in rural india last year didn't have access to a toilet. The country has built 80.
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india has a problem with toilets. It doesn't have enough of them. a survey by the research institute for compassionate economics in 2014 found that in 40% of households with a working toilet, at least one family member preferred to defecate outside. inadequate sanitation in india leads to premature deaths and huge economic losses every year. it was the ambitious sanitation campaign aimed at giving almost half of india’s 1.3 billion population access to a toilet in. The country has built 80. the national statistical office (nso) has released data showing that more than a quarter of households surveyed in rural india last year didn't have access to a toilet. That means hundreds of millions of people in the country end up defecating outside, which can spread diseases including cholera. btw, india dirty toilets with no sewage system and often lacking clean water supply, are worst than outdoor defecating in. a new world health organisation (who) report says more than half a billion people in india still continue to defecate in.
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Dirty Toilets In India the national statistical office (nso) has released data showing that more than a quarter of households surveyed in rural india last year didn't have access to a toilet. india has a problem with toilets. inadequate sanitation in india leads to premature deaths and huge economic losses every year. in 2015, nearly half of india’s population of around 568 million people suffered the indignity of defecating in fields, forests, bodies of water, or other public spaces due. the national statistical office (nso) has released data showing that more than a quarter of households surveyed in rural india last year didn't have access to a toilet. The country has built 80. a new world health organisation (who) report says more than half a billion people in india still continue to defecate in. it was the ambitious sanitation campaign aimed at giving almost half of india’s 1.3 billion population access to a toilet in. That means hundreds of millions of people in the country end up defecating outside, which can spread diseases including cholera. a survey by the research institute for compassionate economics in 2014 found that in 40% of households with a working toilet, at least one family member preferred to defecate outside. btw, india dirty toilets with no sewage system and often lacking clean water supply, are worst than outdoor defecating in. It doesn't have enough of them.
