Aging toilets leave students struggling at Tay Ninh schools
Many schools in Vietnam's southern Tay Ninh Province are grappling with aging toilet facilities, posing hygiene risks to students due to foul odors, leaks, and damage. With some facilities over 20 years old, a lack of repair funds and the rapid deterioration of structures present a serious challenge.
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