My project aims to enhance health and hygiene in public spaces by integrating germicidal UV-C rays in train and public toilets to minimize microbial infections. The approach is to create an automated, cost-effective sterilization system that uses UV-C light to disinfect surfaces and air, targeting disease-causing pathogens. It combines UV-C lamps with motion sensors and timers to sterilize toilets in the absence of people, preventing the spread of infections and contributing to public health and safety. This solution is especially pertinent in the context of the ongoing pandemic, as it can kill SARS-CoV-2 and other germs, and it also aligns with the increased awareness of the importance of sanitation. My project is a step towards proactive health management in communal facilities especially in train washrooms, offering an innovative and sustainable method to ensure cleaner, safer public toilets.