Mobile Toilets in Shangdang District, Changzhi

The following is information about mobile toilets in Shangdang District, Changzhi:

Renovation and Construction Standards

In 2025, Shangdang District will renovate and construct public toilets in accordance with the 'Three Nos and Two Yesses' standard. 'Three Nos' means no accumulated feces, no mosquitoes and flies, and no unpleasant odors. This requires reasonable ventilation design, regular cleaning, and effective mosquito and fly prevention measures in public toilets during daily use to create a clean and hygienic toilet environment for residents. 'Two Yesses' refers to the availability of hand sanitizer and toilet paper, meeting residents' basic cleaning needs after using the toilet and enhancing the user experience.

Distribution Locations

Currently, five new public toilets have been completed and put into use. They are distributed in densely populated areas such as main roads, parks and squares, and schools in the urban area. The public toilets on main roads facilitate the use of passersby; parks and squares, as places for residents' leisure and entertainment, have a large flow of people, and the setting of public toilets meets the needs of tourists; the public toilets around schools provide convenience for teachers, students, and parents picking up and dropping off their children.

Internal Facilities and Management

The newly put-into-use public toilets are clean and bright inside, with barrier-free facilities readily available. The setting of barrier-free facilities reflects care for special groups and facilitates the use of disabled people and the elderly. In terms of management, the 'Three Nos and Two Yesses' standard is strictly followed, and dynamic cleaning is carried out every day. Staff will regularly clean the public toilets to ensure that there is no accumulated feces or unpleasant odors at any time. At the same time, hand sanitizer and toilet paper are promptly added to ensure that residents can always use clean public toilets.

Long-term Operation and Maintenance Management Mechanism

Shangdang District also plans to focus on establishing a long-term operation and maintenance management mechanism and monitor the operational status of facilities and the usage of supplies at each site in real-time through a digital platform. The digital platform can promptly detect faults in public toilet facilities, such as damaged faucets and lighting failures, so that staff can repair them in a timely manner. At the same time, it can also keep track of the remaining amounts of supplies such as hand sanitizer and toilet paper in real-time to ensure timely replenishment and maintain the continuous stability of service quality.