You may find them in any country-side courtyard with the same good, old design. Although they may be built from bricks, boards or sunflower sticks, the village toilets are often not more than a cover over a hole in the earth.

Some risk to build toilets within their houses, but the problem arises again because they are not connected to public sewage.

Official statistics show that over 77 of the city dwellings have toilets inside, while in village the ratio slightly goes beyond 10%.