<p>The state government-run, Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) on Thursday unveiled ‘Sthree Toilet’ by converting a scrapped bus at the Kempegowda Bus Station.</p>.<p>The unique toilet was funded by the Bengaluru International Airport Authority (BIAL) as part of their CSR initiative. The toilet built using a scrapped bus at the cost of Rs 12 lakhs has three Indian and two Western toilets. Besides, it also has sanitary napkin machines, incinerators.</p>.<p>Deputy Chief Minister Laxman Savadi inaugurated the new facility. The toilet makes use of self-generated power by harnessing solar energy. The bus has solar sensor lights, a handwashing facility, a baby feeding place and a baby diaper changing cabin. The KSRTC stated that cleanliness is a top concern, providing basic infrastructure to women passengers at bus stations.</p>
<p>The state government-run, Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) on Thursday unveiled ‘Sthree Toilet’ by converting a scrapped bus at the Kempegowda Bus Station.</p>.<p>The unique toilet was funded by the Bengaluru International Airport Authority (BIAL) as part of their CSR initiative. The toilet built using a scrapped bus at the cost of Rs 12 lakhs has three Indian and two Western toilets. Besides, it also has sanitary napkin machines, incinerators.</p>.<p>Deputy Chief Minister Laxman Savadi inaugurated the new facility. The toilet makes use of self-generated power by harnessing solar energy. The bus has solar sensor lights, a handwashing facility, a baby feeding place and a baby diaper changing cabin. The KSRTC stated that cleanliness is a top concern, providing basic infrastructure to women passengers at bus stations.</p>
