在津巴布韦哈拉雷,卫生条件差导致露天排便、公共小便和水传播疾病增加。 In Harare, Zimbabwe, poor sanitation results in open defecation, public urination, and a rise in waterborne diseases.
津巴布韦首都哈拉雷(Hararare)由于城市官员和中央政府管理不善, 已成为一座“小便小城”, 导致露天排便和公共厕所。 Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, has become a "poo, wee city" due to poor management by city officials and the central government, leading to open defecation and public urination. 曾经干净的城市现在充斥着人类垃圾,对公众健康构成威胁,与霍乱等水传播疾病激增同时发生。 The once clean city is now littered with human waste, posing a risk to public health and coinciding with a surge in waterborne diseases such as cholera. 当局承诺通过建造新的厕所和安装水箱来改善卫生条件。 Authorities have promised to improve sanitation by constructing new toilets and installing water tanks.