navi mumbai nmmcs swacch bharat efforts have got a rude shock with its etoilets badly damaged by vandals nmmc recently topped state ranking as the cleanest cityrecently coin boxes of four out of six toilets on the signature palm beach road were damaged those who vandalised the eco friendly toilets each unit with one seat also stole the faucets and taps each toilet was installed at a cost of around rs 6 to rs 7 lakh additional commissioner ankush chavan told toi monday how can we monitor each and every toilet and why should people indulge in such senseless vandalism atul bagul marketing manager of eram scientific solution private limited said coin boxes of 9 toilets on thane belapur road have also been damaged and with such repeated incidents access to all the toilets have been made freethe company had installed the toilets and maintains them the toilets on palm beach road were installed this year in januaryfebruary the coin boxes were damaged last month the civic body replaced them each box costs rs 10000 the coin boxes meant for the toilets accepts coins from one rupee to ten rupees for the door to open these toilets have automatic flush systemthe toilets that were damaged are located near vazirani sports club stp both in nerul moraj circle sanpada and the fourth one on the sanpadavashi stretch opposite gokul milk factory the company said total 6 such toilets were installed the other two are at near kille gaonthan and t s chanakya