This functionality is only for registeredThis functionality is only for registeredThis feature is for subscribers onlyPublic toilets, in airports, railway stations, shopping malls, supermarkets, in Beijing may not have more than two flies inside, according to a recent provision by the Beijing Image Office, the "New Beijing" reported on Wednesday. ».On the other hand, a person in charge of the Office, Xie Guomin, told the «Beijing Daily» that the number of two flies in the Pekingese bathrooms, common facilities in some areas of the capital where the houses lack them, «refers to the ones we can see, the ones that bother us and can transmit many diseases».«It has been necessary to set limits for the inspection.If there are more than two flies, the public toilet will lose 1.33 points out of a total of 100 points.Up to now, most of those inspected do not exceed that number, only poorly managed ones," Xin said.In each bathroom there is a telephone number to file complaintsTo comply with the measure, cleaning employees must use various systems to kill flies, whether they are electrical appliances, rubber strips to stick to or insecticides, Xin added, noting that in each bathroom there are a number of phone to file complaints.«But, who is going to stop in a public bathroom to report that there is one fly too many?It's a place you want to get out of quickly," said a recent college graduate, who declined to be identified, and that she shares a public toilet with the rest of the inhabitants of her "hutong" (alley).In Internet forums, the controversy is wide-ranging, not only about hygiene, and for example, on Weibo (Chinese Twitter), Jing Lihong stated that "while the hygiene of the bathrooms is being improved, the workers who repair and clean them carry out the most despicable job for a minimum wage and exposed to gas pollution »."Why don't leaders look at their working conditions and improve them?" Jing stressed.Sun Yun for his part wondered: "If there are more than two flies in a house, then it is worse than a public bath."For Lin Jie, "why look at flies when there are so many types of insects in places that are not very clean?"“At least the government does something else useful for the people, who should appreciate it.If she makes a lot, she will feel grateful,” said Sui Jianfeng.Among the recommendations of the Office for the hygiene of public toilets is also to promote the use of the cistern and to empty the bins more often.This feature is for subscribers onlyThe most read in InternationalSix unique houses in Andalusia where you can spend your holidaysYour message has been sent successfullyYour message has been sent successfullyThank you very much for your participation