Sentences with phrase «own latrines»

(In India alone more than 600 million citizens don't have access to toilets or latrines, and open defecation leads to contaminated water and chronic — sometimes deadly — health issues, like diarrhea.)

The cook saw a big huge line of biting red ants coming toward our latrine, a couple of inches thick.

You're right, there are always going to be times when leaders will tell their NCOs that they need max participation to show unit cohesion and so there are enough soldiers to take care of details that the unit has been asked to perform, and if a soldier doesn't want to go, then they'll be back at the battalion mopping the latrines or doing other work that needs to be done.

Concern's field teams mobilize communities to build their own household latrines from locally available materials using the Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach.

Now, families will be able to replace or rebuild their own latrines.

, and made it a latrine to this day.

They'd ride in convoys, dig field latrines, serve guard duty, and whatever tasks that wouldn't put real Soldiers at risk.

Get back to handing out mints in the latrine, as your stinky posts are more suited to it.

George MacLeod, the founder of the Iona Community of Scotland, customarily took on the community's least attractive job, that of cleaning the latrines.

And despite the depredations Jordanians had committed in the parts of post-1948 Jerusalem under their rule — including turning Jewish gravestones into latrine pavements — relations between Israel and Jordan were far more rational than those between Israel and Egypt.

Now Mittens Rmoney will lose the election for sure and we'll never get our mid-space latrine finished on Earth.

We had a pleasant interview with the managers and expressed our surprise that a company so efficient and successful would pay such low wages and be so negligent in providing the essential human services of housing, latrines and water.

But doing things like psychosocial support for families and children to help them recover kind of mentally and emotionally from what they've experienced, cash - for - work programs that will do things like building latrines and bathing facilities in the camps, which is a practical need but also does help if the rains come or hurricanes come.

Primary school development includes additional infrastructure such as canteen, borehole, latrines, solar energy or teacher housing

Oh and our house doesn't smell like a latrine like some of my friends» do, near trash day.

These seats offer youngsters a littler variant of a standard preparing latrine.

Potty Chair can be arranged anyplace and utilized anyplace, regardless of whether inside the house or while going with a kid, when you can't generally rely on upon latrine offices.

Diarrhoea can be prevented through exclusive breastfeeding, improved weaning practices, measles immunization, use of latrines, washing hands (the baby's as well), keeping water and food clean, washing with soap before touching food and by sanitary disposal of stools.

Personal hygiene and weaning foods Hands should be washed before preparing weaning foods and before feeding them to the baby, particularly after using the latrine.

(Kingswood does have a nice Oasis with showers and toilets, but our kids found the latrines more remarkable!)

I squealed with joy, got her up and wiped her bottom, very impressed with the full contents of Dora's latrine.

Diarrhoea can be prevented by breastfeeding, by immunizing all children against measles, by using latrines, by keeping food and water clean, and by washing hands before touching food.

Until babies can mount a latrine, diapering and hand - washing are critical reduce the spread of fecal borne illness among children, families, and childcare providers.

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The same brook was surveyed again this year but this time he found 12 latrines, four burrows and numerous piles of feeding remains, all positive field signs of water voles active in the area.

* 16 new classrooms constructed across 3 primary schools (Duu, Nabare and Baasa), and new gender separate latrines attached to each.

Arguably, one joining the military gives up their right of liberty and pursuit of happiness... unless someone derives happiness from pushups and swabbing out latrines.

The CLTS model, which encourages communities to use local materials to construct latrines was adopted in 2015 and triggered the certification of 15 communities as open defecation free, with 42 more being certified in 2016.

Rather, Mellor told GMB today: «Damian Green is the sort of guy who under Mrs Thatcher would have been the minister of state for latrines and would have lived in total obscurity.

As the nation observes Martin Luther King Jr. day, President Trump's recent remarks where he allegedly compared certain countries to outdoor latrines is sparking debate over race relations and whether the President is racist.

Today, even former service chiefs are being made to account for fighting the money that was meant for insurgency but diverted and kept in pit latrines.

is cleaning out the latrines tent.

He added, «Where we were staying, the bucket latrines or toilets had opening to the rooms.

These are the brave men and women toiling to make tastier rations and more hygienic field latrines, among other unsung but much - needed achievements.

«I was used to pit latrines and no running water.»

Rather, it wants people to build their own latrines, to promote personal responsibility.

Jean Magloire, a health activist, faults many Haitians for squandering time and money playing dominoes and the Haitian lottery instead of saving up for or digging latrines themselves.

Even fancy latrines with metal sheeting and concrete bases run about $ 100, and the price drops if people use wood and palm fronds and dig the 3 - meter pits themselves.

She adds that latrines cost much less than water stations.

The rest of the 9,000 residents share a public latrine built in 1958.

Told he had to go back to his unit, he tried to drown himself in a latrine: Better dead in a pool of feces than back to the trenches.

There was one other species that strongly avoided the latrines during the study: humans.

And animals such as lizards and bobcats, for which raccoon feces is neither food nor a risk, treated the latrines no differently than any other place, the team reports in Oikos.

It would mean you wouldn't have to pop home if you were out shopping in town, you could have used the public latrines, which would have been a good idea.

(It's thought the latrines may play a role in marking territory.)

But the Romans introduced these technologies where we have multi-seat public latrines with handwashing facilities and sponges to wipe yourself after you've been to the toilet.

The find comes from a 2,000 - year - old latrine that had first been excavated in 1992.

The University of Cambridge's Piers Mitchell, author of the 2015 book Sanitation, Latrines and Intestinal Parasites in Past Populations, talks about the counterintuitive findings in his recent paper in the journal Parasitology titled «Human parasites in the Roman World: health consequences of conquering an empire.»

He's the author of the 2015 book Sanitation, Latrines, and Intestinal Parasites in Past Populations and he's just published a paper in the Journal of Parasitology titled «Human Parasites in the Roman World: Health Consequences of Conquering an Empire.»

In the latrine, archaeologists found used hygiene sticks wrapped with cloth.