Public toilets in Polish railway and bus stations, on trains and in camp grounds need a major make-over for the UEFA Euro 2012 championships Poland will co-host with Ukraine, experts said Tuesday.
Not every football fan or tourist will get to the stadium, but all will visit our public lavatories and their standard speaks about Poland as a nation, Arkadiusz Choczaj, leader of the so-called Clean Patrol campaign, told reporters in Warsaw.
Clean Patrols , made up of volunteer inspectors dressed in white overalls, recently sniffed around 200 public toilets in six Polish cities slated as Euro 2012 venues or back-ups.
We hope the impact of our campaign will mean that by next year we won t have to use this tissue to warn the public away from embarrassingly neglected…