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Five crore Indian children lack school sanitation, says UN report

A UN report says five crore (about 50 million) Indian children still lack access to sanitation services in their schools. The report also notes that India is among 28 of 62 countries assessed that are on track to achieve universal coverage of basic drinking water in schools by 2030.

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Five crore Indian children lack school sanitation services, per a UN report.
India is among 28 of 62 countries on track for universal basic school drinking water by 2030.

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