 The water closet not being separated from the cell’s living area with a complete wall or the water close lacking a door;  Wooden or makeshift toilets located outside the cells or living area;  Difficulty of accessing the water closets and lack of reasonable accommodation for persons with mobility limitations (persons with disability); or  The absence of a permanent and centralized water supply system. 2.9. Holding Conditions in the Quarantine Wards 2.9.1. 2.9.2. Each PI shall designate a separate quarantine ward (or cell), and persons deprived of liberty shall, upon admission to the PI, be immediately placed there, having undergone a medical examination and having had an opportunity to become familiar with and to adapt to the conditions in the correctional institution. A person deprived of liberty shall be held in the quarantine ward in at least the same conditions as the conditions in which a person deprived of liberty is held in another cell or living area of the correctional institution or the place where pre-trial detainees are held. The cells in the quarantine ward shall be in proper condition, with bedding and a water closet, and shall comply with the minimum requirement on the living space area per person deprived of liberty.  The following conditions in quarantine cells, for example, have been found to be inadequate: absence of natural light, high degree of humidity and the walls being damp, or the absence of bedding. 36