Follow-up on the Zigong Mobile Toilet Event
Currently, there is no specific follow-up information on the Zigong mobile toilet event. Previously, the relocation plan for the public toilet near Heping Garden Community on Dongyandu Avenue in Zigong was as follows:
Relocation Reason: A civic square is planned to be built on the original site. To avoid wasting resources and affecting the use of the newly built public toilet by surrounding residents, the construction team decided to relocate the entire public toilet. This approach takes into account both the planning needs of urban construction and the rational utilization of public facilities, reflecting the concepts of resource conservation and sustainable development.
Relocation Scale and Difficulty: The public toilet weighs over 600 tons, posing a significant challenge to the relocation work. The relocation process is not a simple linear movement; instead, it requires moving 26 meters eastward, 16 meters northward, and finally settling 2 meters downward from the original location. Such multi-dimensional movement demands high technical skills and rich experience from the construction team to ensure that the public toilet does not suffer damage or tilting during the relocation process.
Relocation Time and Subsequent Treatment: The entire relocation work is expected to take about half a month. After the public toilet is relocated, it will be re-poured at the new site. This step is crucial as re-pouring can ensure the stability and safety of the public toilet at its new location, preventing damage to the main structure of the building and ensuring its normal use in the future. In this way, the public toilet can continue to serve surrounding residents and meet their daily needs at its new location.
Since there are no further reports on the follow-up of this event at present, it is impossible to know whether the relocation work has been completed as planned, the specific situation after re-pouring at the new site, and whether the public toilet has been put back into use. For subsequent related news, please follow local news media or official channels.
