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5-year-old drowned in 10-ft.-deep pit toilet; 3,000 South African schools still use them - Vimarsana News

5-year-old drowned in 10-ft.-deep pit toilet; 3,000 South African schools still use them

Human rights groups are pushing the South African government to do away with the sub-standard facilities in schools forever.

Dignity denied as more than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Dignity denied as more than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets – Winnipeg Free Press

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Dignity denied as more than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets - Vimarsana News

Dignity denied as more than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets

At a high school in rural northern South Africa, more than 300 students and their teachers share three toilets

Source: go.com
More than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets - Vimarsana News

More than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets

The problem in South Africa is not just a matter of hygiene. Several younger children have fallen in and drowned in the 10-feet-deep pit latrines.

Dignity denied as more than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets – Metro US - Vimarsana News

Dignity denied as more than 3,000 schools in South Africa still use pit toilets – Metro US

GA-MASHASHANE, South Africa (AP) — At a high school in rural northern South Africa, more than 300 students and their teachers share three toilets, and that woefully lopsided figure isn’t the worst problem. The three toilets are pit latrines, effectively 10-feet-deep holes in the ground that students line up during a lunch break to use. […]

Source: metro.us