Aussie wrote on Jan 11
th, 2018 at 8:23pm:
One of my Flats is right beside a Day Care Centre. I stay there occasionally if a need arises.
Mums are dropping kids and infants off from about 6.00 am and the little buggers immediately start a cacophony of wails which suggest everyone of them is being tortured and is in agony. You can actually hear the extra effort put in to get attention. After five minutes of the employees doing SFA, they shut up and start playing as though nothing ever happened.
Stuffs my sleep-in every time, and schits me. Hence I don't stay there often.
Babies crying, kill them.
Anyway this is a thread about airline travel. Screaming kids, no worries. This however...
YUCK!
airlines the world over face problems with clogged toilets, but not to the extent that Indian carriers do. The problem has as much to do with civic behaviour as it does with cultural differences.
Aircraft toilets are made to western specifications, with toilet papers, while Indians are habituated to using water to clean up. "Some passengers don't have any concern for other users. They leave the toilet messy with water everywhere and worse, the paper cups and bottles used to fill water are dumped into the commode," he added.
https://m.timesofindia.com/india/indians-lack-of-toilet-hygiene-delays-long-haul...