No Water required: New toilet model by the "Bill Gates"

Bill gates would often say that health around the world is a must. Prime Minister Modi was in the US recently to attend the Howdy Modi event. There, the Bill and Melinda Gates charity awarded Modi the award of Global Goalkeeper for the Clean India Project.

According to a report by the Improved Health Bill in India and the Melinda Gates NGO, improved health facilities in the rural areas of India, deterioration of children's heart problems and rise in women's BMI.

Complete Success in Health

 India will soon achieve complete health goals. It was reported that the Fit India program continues to emphasize health and health precautions.

New Type of Toilet in China

In this case, the Bill gates introduced a new type of toilet model in China. Speaking at the event, Bill gates said that more than half of the world's population lacked the necessary hygiene to live a healthy life.

Video tweeted Bill gates

Similarly, Bill Gates tweeted a video. In it, she said she is helping countries and areas that don't even have basic facilities, including toilets, through their trust.

The Billgates, who staged with Beaker, had a toilet bowl with him while delivering the keynote address in Beijing. Speaking of which, you can guess what's on this beaker. You are right. Human feces. He spoke that this small amount of feces could contain 200 trillion rotavirus cells, 20 billion Shigella bacteria, and 100,000 parasitic worm eggs. He pointed out that there are many countries in the world without even a toilet.

He said 50,000 children died and more than 500,000 children under the age of five died every year. He said that if people use the exterior as a toilet, groundwater around people's homes will be polluted.

Introducing a new toilet model

Bill Gates has introduced a new model of toiletries in South Africa to launch a new cleaning solution that benefits millions of people worldwide. Many of these renovated toilets are currently being tested in Durban, South Africa.

No need for water

Many people in Durban, South Africa, do not have modern hygiene, which means that the toilet can make people sick without proper care. A common toilet needs water. But these new approaches do not require water and sometimes do not require electricity and run on solar power. He added that these toilets are connected to systems that remove pathogens from the model wastes.