Please don’t shoot peacocks on the ground and on the shole, writes in some of the public toilets at the Palace of Justice. Where the announcement was made, there is no letter for use for citizens.
The signal documented the situation in four public toilets, women’s share and men’s. None of them met basic hygiene conditions. The recorded shortages included toilet paper, hand – drying paper, and liquid soap. These are the toilets that citizens use that can wait hours for a hearing, while parties pay judicial taxes and, in case, procedures.
In response to the signal, Kosovo Judiciary Council acknowledged institution responsible to secure hygienic services at the Palace of Justice. For their performance he contracted the company Krasniki S.P.K. According to the KGS, toilets are cleaned and supplied every day, sometimes a day as needed.
The KRC cited the high influx of citizens and occasional water outages as factors that can lower hygiene levels. For the lack of paper and soap that the signal documented, the Council did not provide a concrete explanation. He said he immediately contacted the company when there was a shortage, but did not tell whether he had contacted the situation in these four toilets and what was done to correct it.
The signal requested the date and findings of the last check, as well as the contract or the link it was published in. The KDR didn’t give the date of control, the findings, the contract. Questions about its value and length remained unanswered.
The council said the contract envisions punitive measures when the company does not meet its obligations and does not respond to remarks. Has the company been given any remarks on public toilets? Has some measure been applied? The KDR’s answer didn’t explain if anything happened.
The signal where the truth speaks before the news!
Source Layer: Signal
