Free Women's Urinals for the First Time at a Major Event in the Netherlands: These ‘Pink Spirals’ Attract Attention
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During the Nijmegen Four Days Marches – a major four-day walking event in the Netherlands – eight extra free women's toilets are placed at various locations in the city. In these so-called ‘lapees’, also known as pink spirals, three women can urinate at the same time.
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During the upcoming Four Days Marches in Nijmegen, eight extra free women's toilets will be placed at various locations in the city. In these so-called lapees, also known as pink spirals, three women can urinate at the same time.
During the upcoming Four Days Marches in Nijmegen, eight extra free women's toilets will be placed at various locations in the city. This was announced by Joris Bouwmeister, director of the Vierdaagsefeesten. Three women can urinate at the same time on these ‘lapees’, also known as pink spirals.
During the Nijmegen Four Days Marches, women's urinals will be placed in the city center for the first time. With eight of these so-called "lapees," the organization aims to keep the event accessible to everyone. More free toilets can also be found during the Tilburg Fair.
For the first time, women's urinals will be installed in the Nijmegen city center during the Vierdaagsefeesten. The organization is starting a pilot this year at several strategic locations. In addition, 1,050 regular urinals, 700 flush toilets, and 21 wheelchair-accessible toilets are available.
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