On Wednesday, vice mayor of Shenzhen Liu Qingsheng got serious about the city's toilets. Liu stated that Shenzhen should make the construction of public toilets a priority. He also said that the ambitious law introduced in September 2013, under which citizens can be fined 100 Yuan for peeing outside the toilet bowl in a public toilet, has yet to been enforced once. Imagine that!
An official from the Municipal Urban Management Bureau who was wondering why someone had made him come to a meeting on toilet fines, said that it is difficult to obtain evidence when trying to catch rogue pee-ers. Yes, that would be an awkward conversation for a policeman. Law enforcement officials also admitted that the law is not very important.
Source: inews.qq.com
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So the SHenzhen law enforcement officials (police?) have now openly admitted that the "law is not very important". Good to know in the future.
Mar 26, 2015 00:04 Report Abuse
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