Bengaluru has 1 public toilet for every 25,000 to 30,000 people, 26úcilities defunct
Bengaluru faces a severe public toilet shortage, with one facility for 25,000 citizens. A recent audit revealed many toilets are non-functional, unclean, and lack basic amenities. Accessibility for persons with disabilities remains a significant concern across the city. The report recommends urgent repairs and improved maintenance contracts for public toilets. Authorities are urged to prioritize women-friendly facilities and community involvement in monitoring.
Bengaluru faces a severe public toilet shortage, with one facility for 25,000 citizens. A recent audit revealed many toilets are non-functional, unclean, and lack basic amenities. Accessibility for persons with disabilities remains a significant concern across the city. The report recommends urgent repairs and improved maintenance contracts for public toilets. Authorities are urged to prioritize women-friendly facilities and community involvement in monitoring.
