Jiangxi Nanchang stipulates that fly bans exceed 3 in public toilets

Nanchang stipulates that fly prohibition exceeds 3 in public toilets

More than a reporter’s survey in Beijing found that the regulations were not strictly enforced

A few days ago, Beijing announced the standards of public toilet management services, which stipulated that no more than two flies could be found in public toilets, causing heated discussions on the Internet. In fact, Nanchang City also has strict management standards for public facilities such as public toilets. However, the number of flies allowed in public toilets is allowed to be one more than that of Beijing, ie “no more than 3 flies in public toilets”. However, the reporter yesterday discovered that the standard was not strictly enforced and that the number of flies in Nanchang's many public toilets exceeded the standard.

A public toilet on Qingshan Road flies and it is dirty.

Regulation: No more than 3 flies

The reporter learned that the "Nanchang City Management Standards (Trial)" (hereinafter referred to as "standards") was formally implemented in August 2011. The “standards” have clarified the environmental hygiene management standards for public facilities such as the cleaning and cleaning of public areas, public toilets, garbage transfer stations, and fruit shells.

It stipulates that public toilets must have management and cleaning personnel, cleaning facilities, and facilities that are clean, tidy, and hygienic. The "standard" also stipulates that there are no more than 3 flies in a public toilet. There will be no fecal stains, urine alkali, no sputum, and no smell in the pool. Public toilets are open from 7:00 to 22:00 (Public toilets on major commercial streets including Bayi Plaza, Railway Station Plaza and Zhongshan Road are open throughout the day).

Visits: Some Public Toilets Are Dirty

The environmental hygiene of public toilets concerns every citizen. The "standard" has been implemented for more than six months. How effective is this? The reporter started a visit yesterday. In the two public toilets on Fuhe Road and Bayi Square, the reporter saw an endless stream of people coming to the convenience. The public toilets were clean and tidy, and toilet paper was free.

While in a public toilet on Castle Peak Road, although there were guide plates, signage plates and free plates, the internal urinals were all destroyed, two standing urinal pipes were broken, and the urine had obvious urine. On the other hand, toilets for persons with disabilities have no lids, and the toilets are filled with dirt. The mosquitoes flies in the entire public toilet, clearly exceeding the standard of “no more than 3 flies in public toilets”.

According to reports, the public toilets are under the jurisdiction of the Magi Lake Management Office of the Donghu District. However, the reporter asked inquiries yesterday and has yet to find a specific unit responsible for cleaning the public toilets.

The reporter then investigated some of the other public toilets in the provincial capital, and many public toilets exceeded the number of flies.

Hot discussion: there are provisions to implement

After seeing on the Internet that there are no more than two flies in public toilets in Beijing, the “post-90s” college student Wang Qin would like to know if Nanchang has such regulations. After learning of the relevant regulations, Wang Qin said that although Nanchang has similar provisions, the provisions must be implemented in detail. Public toilets can represent the civilization and management level of a city. The netizen “Fat Mayfair” stated that if the public toilets in Nanchang can meet the requirements of the “standard”, then every citizen entering public toilets will be very comfortable.

The reporter learned that the trial period of the "standard" is tentatively set for one year, and it is also the basis for the assessment of the city's management work in Nanchang and it is mandatory.

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