A day after this newspaper found that there are few toilets on the Western Express Highway, those managing the existing ones said on Saturday that not too many motorists use the facilities. DNA visited eight loos on the highway stretch between Dahisar and Bandra including two air-conditioned lavatories. "The entry point in most toilets is not from the highway side, so it is difficult to spot the loo from a moving vehicle. We collect about Rs 150-200 a day from the bath facility," said a staffer at a public loo at Magathane, Borivali. There are no catchy symbols to tell motorists that this is an air-conditioned toilet," said the person at the counter.

Source: dna September 29, 2019 00:00 UTC