KSRTC installs toilet in bus
KARNATAKA: The Karnataka State Reserve Police (KSPR) installed toilets in bus for women in police. The toilet, fabricated in Coimbatore, was installed at a cost of ₹1.5 lakh, and KSRP said they were planning to extend this to other vehicles.
The 12-sq ft toilet has been installed at the back of the bus, and comes with a 300-litre water tank, chemical-flush for sludge tank and two sewage collection tanks that can be emptied into nearby manholes during times when the KSRP or the State’s reserve police are deputed for long. By fabricating it, the police have saved over ₹4.5 lakh per toilet as compared to the ready-made models.
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