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For the same reason. There were some bomb and ricin attacks that prompted that.
by IOT_Apprentice 7y ago
For the same reason. There were some bomb and ricin attacks that prompted that.
- solstice 7y agoFrance also removed most public bins in Paris after bomb attacks in the 90s (I think) but they ended up replacing them with hoops to which transparent plastic bags are attached. I'm not sure on the timeline (ie how long it took them to go from "no bins" to "crappy bins") but this seems like an okay solution. The lack of public bins in Japan is mildly infuriating