Hanyang Mobile Environmental Sanitation Toilet
The Hanyang mobile environmental sanitation toilet has numerous safeguard measures and distinctive features during the college entrance examination period and daily operations.
During the college entrance examination period, the Public Toilet Management Center of the Urban Management and Law Enforcement Bureau in Hanyang District conducts advance surveys of the surrounding facilities at each examination site within its jurisdiction and precisely deploys mobile toilets. For example, considering the issue that the original fixed toilet at the south gate of Wuhan No.3 High School is about 500 meters away from the examination site, making it inconvenient for accompanying family members to use the toilet temporarily, three mobile toilets are set up on the sidewalk opposite the school's south gate, close to the entrance and exit of the examination site, greatly facilitating the accompanying family members. In view of the situation that there are no fixed toilets within 300 meters around Wuhan Qingchuan Senior High School, four mobile toilets are brought in one day in advance, and it only takes one minute to walk from the school gate to the toilets. Moreover, these mobile toilets are equipped with "dedicated cleaning staff + convenient facilities". Four toilet attendants are arranged to be on duty in two shifts in the morning and afternoon, and they clean the toilets every 15 minutes, ensuring the cleanliness and tidiness of the toilets and providing a good toilet environment for examinees and accompanying family members.
In daily operations, Hanyang District also has distinctive toilets. The public toilet located at the Hanyang end of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge has been comprehensively upgraded and has become the first "tidal toilet" in Wuhan. It is equipped with six unisex "tidal toilet stalls" that can dynamically adjust the ratio of male and female toilet stalls according to the flow of people by switching the signboards, effectively alleviating the problem of unbalanced use of male and female toilet stalls at different times and improving the utilization efficiency of the toilets. The first urban驿站 (rest station) toilet in Wuhan has been completed in the Rose Sports Park in Hanyang District. Previously, five mobile toilets were set up in this park, but due to the lack of dedicated cleaning staff, the toilet environment for citizens was poor. The urban驿站 toilet combines a public toilet and an urban驿站, not only improving the toilet environment but also providing citizens with more convenience and leisure space.
