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New York City to Install 17 High-Tech Public Toilets at $235,000 Each

New York City plans to install 17 high-tech public toilets at a cost of $235,000 each, as part of a $4 million initiative to alleviate the public restroom shortage. The toilets will feature modern amenities and will be accessible through various methods, including a dedicated app. Residents have expressed both support and concerns regarding the safety and sanitation of these facilities.

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New York City plans to install 17 high-tech public toilets at a cost of $235,000 each, as part of a $4 million initiative to alleviate the public restroom shortage. The toilets will feature modern amenities and will be accessible through various methods, including a dedicated app. Residents have expressed both support and concerns regarding the safety and sanitation of these facilities.

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Mamdani unveils public toilets that cost $235K each to offer relief for NYC bathroom crisis

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New York City to Install 17 High-Tech Public Toilets at $235,000 Each