World's largest Democracy can't solve this problem, can you??

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bojohnson said:
and this from China
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-27163525
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good find,,thanks
,India too treats peeing in public as offense but I don't think this law is properly enforced there...Publicly peeing and pooping seems like a cultural problem of India.
Here.........
This is the wall of a public playground. It's neighbours include the office of a global technology giant, one of the city’s leading architects, a national bank, a hospital, an elder's home and a girls' school. It also serves as the local urinal. It's also a garbage dump, and the stench attracts others keen to get rid of rubbish or body fluids. It has been years since anyone walked on this footpath, and is a real eyesore. It’s actually a fairly well-laid footpath – and could be used, if only people stopped urinating there. School children are forced to walk on what is a very busy road with heavy traffic. People have tried to clean the area but to no avail – the muck is back in a matter of days.

http://www.theuglyindian.com/conclusion.html
 
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