A new rule that prohibits frontline staff of highway transportation companies from eating garlic and spring onions before work has sparked a debate in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province.
According to the rule, bus drivers, ticket sellers, conductors and guides are not allowed to eat garlic and onions before reporting for work.
Many residents who believe employees in public transport stink of onion and garlic are in favor of the new regulation, but there are several others who believe it is unfair to implement a rule that prohibits people from eating what they like.
Information Times
Friday, December 11, 2009
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