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(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2015-05-07 11:14
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The public toilet with a modern exterior. [Photo/IC] |
Modern toilet has inexplicable buckets
A newly-built public toilet with modern decor and design in Pingliang, Northwest China's Gansu province, confused its users with red buckets in front of its urinals, reported dfic.com on Wednesday.
Strangely, the red buckets were placed in front of every urinal in the men's room. Many users actually used the red buckets instead of the urinals, which made no sense as the urinals were in fine working order.
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The urinals have red buckets in front of them. [Photo/IC] |
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