A file picture of women queuing up at temporary toilets at a railway station in Guangzhou. A survey published by an NGO found more toilets were provided for men in China’s big cities. Photo: AFP
‘Loo-dicrous’ : China’s government weighs in on why there aren’t enough public toilets for women
Ministry directive suggests that two toilet stalls should be provided for women for every one for men in public lavatories in more populous areas to avoid queuing
Updated: Friday, 20 Jul, 2018 2:54pm
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A file picture of women queuing up at temporary toilets at a railway station in Guangzhou. A survey published by an NGO found more toilets were provided for men in China’s big cities. Photo: AFP
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