Xi 'an requires that the hygiene of 1 m2 should not exceed 5g of dust. Will you be punished if you don't meet the standard?

Xi 'an requires that the hygiene of 1 m2 should not exceed 5g of dust, and those who fail to meet the standard will be fined.

Recently, some people found a strange phenomenon in the streets of Xi, Shaanxi. Many sanitation workers squatted on the road and took small scales to measure the weight of dust on the ground. According to the sanitation workers, there are new regulations for the leaders above, and the cleanliness of the ground is measured by the weight of the ash layer!

According to the new regulations, dust exceeding 5g per 1 square meter is not up to standard, and once it is found, it may be fined. Sanitation workers complained that almost everyone was punished very severely.

In this regard, a sanitation worker in charge of measurement explained that this measure is actually a constraint on sanitation workers to prevent some people from being passive.

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Netizens have this opinion.

However, for this explanation, many netizens still expressed anger that they should not be so harsh on grassroots sanitation workers. "The salary is so small, and the requirements are so cruel!" "Why not give quantitative assessment to the leaders who work in the office?"

As we all know, Xi is an inland city. It's dusty, so don't sprinkle water often. If there is construction around and there is dust coming from cars, how can we ensure that there is no dust less than 5g in 1 m2?

The introduction of such measures stipulates that at least one experiment must be done first. First of all, we should put a few square meters of completely dust-free bricks for special maintenance, and after a period of measurement, see if it can be kept in a dust-free state.

It can be seen that such a rigorous quantitative assessment is likely to be decided by the leaders casually, and there is no practical consideration at all.