Latrines

Latrines are simple toilet facilities designed for human waste disposal. They typically consist of a designated seat or place to safely contain feces and urine, preventing contamination and disease spread. Latrines can be basic pits dug into the ground, portable units, or more developed systems with proper sanitation features. They are essential for hygiene, public health, and environmental protection, especially in areas lacking modern sewage infrastructure. Proper use and maintenance of latrines help reduce the transmission of waterborne illnesses and improve overall sanitation conditions in communities.