Saudi Arabia Pavilion Provides Queuing "Temporary Departure Card" &Nbsp; There Is A Serial Number On The Card To Prevent Jumping The Queue.

In response to the long queuing problem of "not going to the toilet", the Saudi Arabian Pavilion in World Expo, Shanghai, began offering temporary leave cards to tourists at the turning points of various teams. Tourists no longer need to queue again because they left the toilet.

Reporters yesterday at the corner of the west side of the Saudi Pavilion saw that the staff were issuing temporary leave cards for tourists who needed to leave for the bathroom.

When a tourist who has a temporary departure card returns, he must return to the departure team to return the card to the staff.

When visitors return to the team, the staff will explain to other queuing tourists that "this is not queue jumping."

The staff also reminded the accompanying visitors: "as the corner of the team is closer to the bathroom, the time for tourists to leave is shorter, and the distance of the team moving is limited. If one person leaves, it is suggested that the companions staying in the queue should wait in situ."

Due to the limited number of "temporary departure cards" in each worker's hands, if there are too many queuing passengers to leave temporarily, they need to stay in the corner for some time, or continue to move forward to the next corner of "temporary departure card".

The launch of "temporary departure card" is welcomed by tourists.

However, a few tourists queued up yesterday to pick up the cards at the corner, trying to fish in the front line, and the staff were discouraged in time.

Originally, each "temporary departure card" was marked with an ordinal number, and the staff could thus decide which turn the returning team left.