"Customer information: use the toilet at your own risk" - this sign from Lower Saxony causes amazement on Instagram. But it has an understandable background.
- A sign on Instagram * is surprising.
- It warns against using a toilet.
- But the background quickly becomes clear.
Groß Oesingen - With a sign " Use the toilet at your own risk " many will be surprised at first. It is the same with the users of the Instagram * "Notes Of Corona" page, where the photo has appeared. It is said to have originated in Groß Oesingen near Gifhorn in Lower Saxony .
Coronavirus in Lower Saxony: sign on toilet causes surprise
Those who read on quickly recognize the background. "We can no longer guarantee the required hygiene measures (cleaning and disinfection every 2 hours). Thank you for your understanding. ”Apparently a company has decided to leave the toilet open so people can do their urgent need.
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Coronavirus in Lower Saxony: toilet opened despite lack of hygiene measures
Whether this is legally okay remains to be seen. A user approves the decision. “At least the toilets are still open. Recently had to run through half of Dortmund to find a toilet because everyone else was closed, ”he writes on Instagram *.
And of course there is also a laughing reaction. After all, many people know that public toilets should always be used with caution. "Was 'before' no different," writes a tearful emoji.
Other backgrounds remain unclear with the Instagram * posting. According to the information, it was submitted by a Matthias and taken up in said Groß Oesingen . Also why the number "3" can be seen on the door remains obscure.
The Instagram page "Notes Of Corona", which already has more than 15,000 followers, posts unusual signs and information slips, as are often the case in the Corona crisis *.
There are also Corona signs in supermarkets - one thing is apparently to draw the attention of customers to a mistake that many have already made without realizing it. Employees explain the extent and find it "really bad".
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