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- An audit examined 142 public toilets across Bengaluru and found that 26% of them are non-functional.
- The audit also reported that overall hygiene at these facilities is poor.
- This points to gaps in the maintenance and upkeep of public sanitation infrastructure in the city.
What to watch next
- Whether civic authorities announce repairs or a maintenance plan for the non-functional toilets
- Any follow-up audits or data on improvements in hygiene standards
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