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mid-day takes 'Survive Platform Loo' challenge: Here's the report card

<p>Four brave mid-day reporters and five photographers took on a challenge no one wanted to touch &mdash; to test drive public toilets on platforms across the Western, Central and Harbour lines. Here's the report card</p>

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Let's talk grubby urinals, Mumbai’s local train commuters told Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu this April, when on a visit to the city, he took an unplanned ride on a local from Currey Road to CST. Filthy public toilets have emerged top commuter woe, say recent reports, with the rail authorities and the BMC passing the buck over their upkeep. mid-day reported on May 11 that the Railways considers running trains its core job and in a coordination committee meeting had discussed that the BMC build loos 100 metres away from station premises and maintain them because it was a civic body’s job to do so.

This men’s toilet on Borivali’s platform 6, with jerry cans and buckets upturned into the commodes, is a nightmare for commuters. Pic/Nimesh Dave
This men’s toilet on Borivali’s platform 6, with jerry cans and buckets upturned into the commodes, is a nightmare for commuters. Pic/Nimesh Dave

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