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A disproportionate number of dreaded "brown code" alerts limit the access of Christchurch residents to their new $ 38.6 million QEII pool facility, and they are in a bad mood about it .
Over the past 55 days, the QEII facility was closed 20 times due to fecal contamination, Stuff reports .
Figures from Christchurch City Council show that the pool was also closed 34 times during this period, which is almost three times The social media reaction of the residents of Christchurch also turned sour with a stakeholder who labeled the Taiora QEII Recreation and Sports Center "QE Poo"
. There were four separate pools in the complex that were closed all day for faecal contamination and vomiting.
On July 11, two basins were also closed for "brown codes," and there were two. The entire basins were closed for four consecutive days.
The original installation was made for the 1974 Commonwealth Games, but was damaged beyond repairs in the earthquakes.
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Unsurprisingly, on these two particularly severe days, the main delinquents were the educational and educational basins of toddlers
but Nigel Cox, director of recreation, sports and events, says that there was nothing sinister about it. closures beyond the fact that the QEII has been visited by a huge number of people.
"We had more than 50,000 people in the basins for the first month of operation," he said.
High, with 52,645 swimmers in June, its number of closures since opening May 31 exceeds the other three indoor pools in the region combined.
Jellie Park had 36,245, Graham Condon 26,863 and Pioneer 35,597 visitors during the month of June
M. Cox also rejected residents' suggestions that distributing extra diapers to suspicious toddlers can solve the problem.
"We find that only a small percentage of pool closures are due to small children. without layers. It is more common for diapers to have leaked, or for closures to be caused by older children or adults, "he said.
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