The toilets on the train are directly discharged, and if it takes a long time, will it cause feces t

There are microbial decomposers who decompose, and this kind of toilet will stop being used when it is almost at the station, and it doesn't matter if there is a little feces in the wilderness

No, there are toilets on the trains now, which can be collected, and the old trains do not have toilets, and there are also workers on the railway lines who specialize in cleaning up the garbage on the railway lines to clean up the excrement on the line!

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First, most of the current train carriages are toilets, which are not as straight as before. Second, even if individual trains are still in the form of straight rows, but when the feces fall from the train, the feces will be crushed due to the force of air flow and degeneration, and the feces will naturally decompose after a long time, and it will not be like you said, China has trains and has a history of a hundred years, and it used to be in the form of straight rows, and it was not said that the railways were full of feces.

No, septic agents are added to the feces to speed up the decomposition of the feces, and rainwater can be washed away.

First, in addition, after a long time, the feces will naturally decompose, and it will not be like you said, even if individual trains still use the form of in-line, and most of the current train cars are toilets that are not as in-line as before. Second, when the feces fell from the train, the feces were crushed due to the force of the air flow and depravity, and China has a history of trains for a hundred years.