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BMC needs to be proactive more than reactive

It has to be remembered though that there are public toilets in a dangerous condition in other wards, too. Corporators need to undertake audits and move on repairs and reconstruction where warranted

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The toilets are in S ward, Bhandup. Representation pic/Satej Shinde

The toilets are in S ward, Bhandup. Representation pic/Satej Shinde

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will demolish and reconstruct 30 dangerous public toilets at a cost of Rs 68 lakh for each.  Interestingly, the civic body is reconstructing these toilets as a proposal tabled in the Standing Committee meeting claimed that repairs will cost more than reconstruction.

This has been triggered after a community toilet had collapsed three years ago and two people had died. The tragedy had led to audits of the public toilets in the ward.

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