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It came after Beijing announced that new regulations meant that bathrooms used by the public should contain no more than two flies. Beijing’s facilities are notoriously unpleasant as you can see here.
It got us thinking about other public toilets around the world…
Thursday 28 November, 2024
Thursday 28 November, 2024
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Gallery: Weird and wonderful public toilets
EARLIER THIS YEAR it was revealed that flies had been banned from public toilets in a Chinese city as part of a new hygiene push.
It came after Beijing announced that new regulations meant that bathrooms used by the public should contain no more than two flies. Beijing’s facilities are notoriously unpleasant as you can see here.
It got us thinking about other public toilets around the world…
Hyde Park Conor, London
Times Square, New York
Vienna, Austria
Hong Kong
Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw, Poland
Dunbar, Scotland
Kawakawa, New Zealand
Lausanne, Switzerland
Texas
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