> So just give up? Not unless you think there's no other option between "do something that's ill-suited for the local problem" and "do nothing". > Maybe there

> So just give up? Not unless you think there's no other option between "do something that's ill-suited for the local problem" and "do nothing". > Maybe there should be an effort to correctly map all lines and improve the general infrastructure. Sit down and think about both the logistics of this and the cost, and map out what you think a reasonable timeline for that would be, and you'll hopefully understand why that's a nonstarter for a sanitation problem that requires an imminent solution.