Portable Toilets at Guangyuan Girls' Festival
During the Guangyuan Girls' Festival, the arrangements for portable toilets mainly include the debut of digital ecological public toilets, the return of mobile smart public toilets, and the setup of temporary public toilets.
Firstly, the debut of digital ecological public toilets. On August 28th, two fourth-generation digital zero-carbon ecological public toilets officially made their debut at the main venue of the Girls' Festival. These toilets are characterized by their smart and ecological features. In terms of smartness, they are equipped with smart screens that can display real-time data such as the number of people using the toilets, temperature, humidity, and air quality indicators, providing great convenience for both users and managers. In terms of ecology, these toilets achieve the recycling of tap water, with wastewater being transformed into organic fertilizer through microbial degradation and fermentation, saving water resources and enabling waste reuse. Additionally, they do not require septic tanks or sewage pipes and can be moved as a whole based on usage, demonstrating high flexibility and environmental friendliness.
Secondly, the return of mobile smart public toilets. Above the Fengwu Jiutian Ecological Viewing Platform, mobile smart public toilets have returned to meet the toilet needs during the festival. These toilets also feature smart characteristics, potentially including functions such as automatic感应冲水 (automatic sensor flushing), smart lighting, and air purification, providing users with a more comfortable and convenient toilet environment.
Finally, the setup of temporary public toilets. To cope with the increase in pedestrian traffic during the festival, the Municipal Urban Management and Law Enforcement Bureau guided the Culture, Tourism, and Wellness Group in setting up three temporary public toilets at the venue, totaling nine squatting positions. At the same time, it also guided the Lizhou District Environmental Sanitation Affairs Center to equip the area around the Nanhe Viewing Platform with temporary public toilet facilities. The setup of these temporary public toilets has effectively alleviated the problem of difficulty in finding toilets during the festival, providing more convenient toilet conditions for citizens and tourists.
