G-Eco Disaster Prevention [Part 3] Oh no! Concerns about toilet situations during disasters!
All employees are certified "Disaster Prevention Specialists" and will deliver disaster prevention information once a month! We will introduce the concerns about toilet situations during disasters in a column format!
What are the things in your everyday life that you take for granted and cannot imagine being without? For example, turning on a tap to get water, pressing a button to turn on the lights, or flushing the toilet—these are all essential aspects of daily life, and the more indispensable they are, the harder it is to imagine what it would be like if they were no longer available. In a survey asking, "What are you most worried about during a disaster?" the fourth most common response was "not being able to use the toilet," and it was found that women are more concerned about "toilets" than men. In this "G-Eco Disaster Preparedness" event, I participated in a workshop on "almost paper toilets" and experienced everything from assembling to disassembling the "almost paper toilet." Please take a look. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
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