Mewat: The village of Marora in Mewat is all set to get 95 toilets on Sunday, which is well known as World Toilet Day. The toilets have been constructed by way of Sulabh International, a social provider organisation. The new toilets require lesser water for flushing, and the waste will probably be converted into manure.
Out of the 120 houses within the village, handiest 25 had toilets. Now, Sunday will see the rest 95 families within the village, in addition to the government primary faculty, getting toilets.
Considering the water shortage within the village, the 'Magic Toilets' have been made with twin-pit era, which doesn't require a sewerage line and desires just one litre of water for flushing.
The excrement is accumulated in an underground pit, which will in the end be composted into manure after two years.
"Each Sulabh Magic Toilet will cost around Rs 40,000. It'll help not only in keeping the village open-defecation free, but in socially uplifting the area too," said Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, founder, Sulabh International.
Out of the 120 houses within the village, handiest 25 had toilets. Now, Sunday will see the rest 95 families within the village, in addition to the government primary faculty, getting toilets.
Considering the water shortage within the village, the 'Magic Toilets' have been made with twin-pit era, which doesn't require a sewerage line and desires just one litre of water for flushing.
The excrement is accumulated in an underground pit, which will in the end be composted into manure after two years.
"Each Sulabh Magic Toilet will cost around Rs 40,000. It'll help not only in keeping the village open-defecation free, but in socially uplifting the area too," said Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, founder, Sulabh International.
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