0 a simple toilet such as a hole in the ground, used in a military area or when staying in a tent --
1 a toilet, esp. a simple one such as a hole in the ground, used in a military area or when camping (= living in a tent for a short period) --
The remaining 47% of respondents storing insecticide in the compound keep it in a variety of locations, including the kitchen, parlour and latrine.
Each house has its own pit latrine, and this is usually hygienic.
Entire faeces were collected while fresh, one per plastic bag from known upland and seasonally inundated latrines.
The only toilet facilities available to workers in the fields were pit latrines without running water, soap or towels.
Ventilated improved pit latrines in general are familiar to rural folk and will have higher usage/compliance.
During the site inspection the effluent level in the latrines was 4 ft below the ground surface.
I collected soil samples at the - 15, - 10, - 5, 0 (latrine), + 5, + 10 and + 15 m marks.
In the early years, moreover, workers were not provided with 'modern' sanitation facilities or even bucket latrines.
