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Anonymous users2024-01-23That's it.,The toilet is open.,If you enter the station and park.。。。 It's hard to imagine that environment ...
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, if it is not stopped, it will also have an impact on the staff at the station. I've heard a saying before, it's to prevent some people from evading tickets, but I haven't seen much of this in reality.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21That's why it affects the environment.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Of course it is, and you can also affect the passengers when you walk around.
Because the toilets on the train go directly to the railroad tracks, that is, they are discharged directly to the outside world, so of course they cannot be released at the station when they are parked.
The train's toilets are in-line, and the emissions from the march can be diluted under natural conditions; If the toilet is used when parking, it will have too much impact on the sanitation of a certain place along the railway, and it is difficult to dilute and decompose it through natural conditions, so the toilet cannot be used when parking.
The toilet is directly drained, then it is directly discharged to the railway station, where the population is dense, which affects the image and hygiene.
High-speed rail should be usable, right? In the past, it was not allowed to be used because pollutants would remain on the platform, and the high-speed rail should have containers.
The toilet door should be locked when the train stops, because if someone goes to the toilet at this time, the feces will flow into the railway track in the station.