New Mobile Toilets in Jinshan
Recently, Jinshan has added several mobile toilets, located in the Jinshan New City area and Jinshan Street, to meet the toilet needs of residents.
In the Jinshan New City area, the District Greening and Urban Appearance Bureau has installed eight standard mobile public toilets. The locations of these toilets have been carefully selected based on public demand, and they are fully equipped with facilities including air conditioners, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, barrier-free access, handrails, automatic flushing devices, and alarms, providing residents with a comfortable, convenient, and safe toilet environment. Each toilet is staffed with a dedicated cleaner, implementing a fixed-person and fixed-post system to ensure good hygiene conditions. The specific addresses and tentative service hours (7:30 - 21:30) of these eight toilets are as follows: Dongping North Road Longxuan Road Green Space, Weiyang South Road Long'an East Road Intersection, Jinshan Square East Parking Lot, Century City West Parking Lot, Tingwei South Road Weiqing East Road Intersection, Weiling North Road Sangyuan Village, Haifeng Road Longxiang Road Intersection, and Wanda North Side Green Space Public Toilet.
In Jinshan Street, the Jinshan Lake Mobile Toilet has been newly built, located beside the children's playground at the entrance of Gate 1 of Jinshan Park. This toilet features six unisex toilets that are open 24/7, offering greater flexibility to better accommodate varying levels of foot traffic at different times. Each toilet cubicle is equipped with an independent sink, ventilation, and lighting, ensuring a clean, bright, and well-ventilated toilet environment. Additionally, handrails and emergency call buttons are provided for the safety of those in need. The street has arranged for dedicated personnel to be responsible for cleaning and maintenance, ensuring that the toilets remain in good working condition at all times.
These newly added mobile toilets, in terms of location selection, facility configuration, and cleaning and maintenance, all reflect a focus on and attention to the needs of residents. They will effectively improve residents' toilet conditions and enhance the level of urban public services.
