a) What type of toilet facilities does the dwelling have?
[] 1 W.C. connected to a public system [] 2 W.C. with another form of wastewater disposal (pit toilet) [] 3 Municipal-type toilet [] 4 Common latrine, etc. [] 5 None
Reach each of the following questions and the possible answers; make an X in the corresponding box. If it is a source of water which is not listed, annotate the name of the source on the line for "other."
Keep in mind the following definitions:
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W.C. connected to the public sewer system: when the service has a system of tubes (sewer) into which the human residues flow.
W.C. with a different excremental system (latrine): when the human residue is eliminated by way of some other flushing system.
Municipal-type latrine: When the excavation or well is protected by a stall of material or wood and covered with a sheet of cement or wood.
Common latrine: A case in which there is a simple excavation or well covered with tree trunks, boards, without or without an isolating stall.
Does not have: When the dwelling does not have any system for the elimination of human residue.
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