Sentence examples for Poor sewerage from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the outbreak of jaundice may be linked to the presence of coliforms as well as the poor sewerage in Ayodhya Kunj as compared to Laxmi Nagar and Pandav Nagar where there is better sewerage.

Although the more advanced water closet was popular in wealthy homes, the lack of an adequate water supply and poor sewerage meant that in 19th-century England, in working-class neighbourhoods, towns and cities often chose dry conservancy methods of waste disposal.

Water quality of Himalayan rivers has been steadily deteriorating over several decades due to anthropogenic activities, dumping of treated or untreated effluents, poor structured sewerage and drainage system, etc.

He hands out vouchers for building materials, promises to repair two sports pitches, and listens to complaints about overflowing sewerage and poor housing.

The poor rarely have access to sewerage or piped water.

People in Mr. Shiceka's home district had been protesting the poor quality of water and sewerage services.

But modern flush toilets, which use 10 times the average daily drinking water requirement, are hopelessly unsuited to countries with poor access to water or sewerage networks.

Due to poor sanitation practices and inadequate sewerage infrastructure, O. viverrini-infected people pass the trematode's eggs in their feces into natural bodies of fresh water.

Nearly 99% of the population lack modern sewerage, which means the poor are often living near or even washing in contaminated water.

16 Urban and rural areas were classified according to the definition used by Federal Bureau of Statistics, where thinly populated, largely agricultural areas (fewer than 5000 people) with poor availability of basic amenities (eg, sewerage system, telephone lines) are considered rural.

He says the protests are necessary to make sure the loans are spent on the unglamorous work of improving the sewerage network in the poorest neighbourhoods.