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08 Jul 2014
2 min read
The city of flowers in need of public toilets
International Public Toilet Day is celebrated annually on 19 November. The fact of officially dedicating a world day to it amounts to recognising the importance of public toilets and their impact on environmental protection. As paradoxical as it may seem, the seaside resort of Mohammedia, with its multiple vocations, suffers from a notorious deficit in this area. Something that harms its image and has repercussions on the quality of life of its inhabitants. In this sense, no public toilet has been built in Mohammedia for a very long time. This situation explains why the male population, in the absence of public toilets, does not hesitate to relieve themselves against a wall, a tree, a car, or in a deserted alley, a shocking act that is unfortunately becoming more and more common. These uncivil behaviours lead to numerous environmental and public hygiene problems. The problem is more ser…
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