Situation of school toilets in rural areas of Laibin City in 2018
10.16835/j.cnki.1000-9817.2021.05.034
- VernacularTitle:来宾市2018年农村地区学校厕所现状
- Author:
MENG Nanxin, ZHOU Jing, WU Yunhui, ZHUO Futuan
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Author Information
1. Department of Chronic and Noncommunicable Disease Control and Prevention, Laibin City Center For Disease Control and Prevention, Laibin (546100),Guangxi Zhuang Autonomou Region, China
- Publication Type:期刊文章
- Keywords:
Toilet facilities;
Qrganization and administration;
Rural health;
Student health services
- From:
Chinese Journal of School Health
2021;42(5):785-787
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective:To understand the sanitary condition of rural school toilets in Laibin City, and to provide scientific basis for the government and education departments to improve the sanitary condition of rural school toilets and to rebuild and build new harmless sanitary toilets.
Methods:The sanitary condition of toilets and feces treatment of the rural areas of 6 counties of Laibin City were thoroughly investigated through file review, on-site inspection and interviews.
Results:There were 36 schools without toilets, all of which were primary schools. Those schools distributed in Jinxiu County (31), accounting for 35.63% in its primary schools(31/87). Among the 651 schools with toilets, there were 1 559 sanitary toilets and 90 unsanitary toilets (all distributed in primary schools). and the percentage of unsanitary toilets in primary schools was that Jinxiu County 44.64% and Heshan City 31.25%. The proportion of sanitary toilets in teaching buildings, offices or dormitory buildings in primary schools, middle schools and nine-year schools was 77.36%, 94.20% and 30.95%, respectively. Hierarchical analysis found that outdoor toilets accounted for the largest proportion of middle schools in Xiangzhou County (72.46%), followed by nine-year schools in Xingbin District (71.79%). Among sanitary toilets, the proportion of harmless sanitary toilets was 95.51%, which was 100% in middle schools and nine-year schools, and 94.30% in primary schools. Four of the six counties (cities and districts) accounted for 100%, and the proportion of primary schools of Xingbin District was lowest, which accounted for 89.79%.
Conclusion:At present, the sanitary condition of toilets in rural schools in Laibin City has been obviously improved, but there are still many schools lack of toilets or sanitary toilets, in some counties (cities, districts), especially in primary schools. Quality of toilet management should be improved while strengthening the construction of harmless sanitary toilets in schools.
