Dubai is home to the world’s tallest skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa, a symbol of luxury living and wealth in the UAE. A foreign tourist visited this ultra-modern house and shared on his blog his surprise at the lack of sewage in it.
The Burj Khalifa skyscraper has an observation deck on the 123rd floor with a fantastic view, the world’s highest restaurant, an expensive hotel, apartments worth more than a million euros, and offices of many companies. However, employees are once again asked not to visit the toilets in the building, but if possible to use the toilets on the first floor or in the neighboring shopping center “Dubai Mall”. This is due to the lack of a sewage system in the Burj Khalifa.
The blogger reports that the rooms and apartments inside the building are equipped with toilets with a vacuum system, and at night waste is removed by sanitation trucks. The reason for this is the high rate of construction in the city. They were simply ahead of the installation of the sewage system. Dubai authorities plan to solve the problem and carry out the necessary communications by 2025. And so far, the glamorous city lives without a full-fledged sewage system.