Expo Staff Use Privileges To Queue Up For &Nbsp; Tourists Rebuke Unfair.

Some of the venues have posted warning signs to prohibit workers from queuing in advance. Yesterday, the organizers of the Shanghai World Expo issued a special notice to all the staff in the park early in the morning, and officially banned the unfair behavior of the former queuing staff who used the documents repeatedly. It is understood that once the staff privileges are verified, the relevant departments will collect their documents and expel him from the park.

Tourists questioned

"I rushed to the bailijing exit at 5 o'clock in the morning, and it was not easy to get to the front of the line. When I opened the door, I went straight to the Saudi Museum on the 100 meter speed. Mr. Zhang, the tourist, said with surprise. Indeed, there are quite a few people that Mr. Zhang has encountered. A lot of tourists who want to rush to the front of the team in the early morning will find a strange phenomenon. Obviously, they are the earliest visitors. The nearest visitor to the museum can really get to the front of the stadium, but it is hard to be in the front row, but a group of people are waiting for admission. After a closer look, these first arrived men wore their staff's papers on their necks.

These are not ordinary tourists, most of whom are workers. At present, the opening time of the Expo site to ordinary tourists is 9 a.m., and the staff can advance admission. This is intended to give the latter sufficient time to make various preparations and better meet visitors' visit to the park. But what is unexpected is that a few people use this "time difference" to queue up in advance and even get the voucher of the Chinese museum or cultural center.

There is no doubt that even the earliest visitors can not compete with these staff. Hence, the questioning voice also rings. "It's not fair!" {page_break}

Severely punish offenders

In response to the phenomenon of many visitors, the World Expo organizer recently posted a warning sign for "staff not to queue in advance" before entering the entrance hall and waiting for a line in the Saudi Pavilion, the Japanese pavilion, and the Taiwan Pavilion. Yesterday, it sent a notice to the workers in the early morning to remind the staff not to violate the regulations.

In the notice, the Shanghai World Expo Coordination Bureau said that exhibitors, security personnel, service guarantee personnel, acting personnel, volunteers and other park staff and others who entered the park with the entry documents must not queue up to visit the exhibition hall, collect the tickets and perform tickets in advance. Relevant departments will check this daily, once the above violations are found, they will collect documents, make up the tickets and send them away from the park. Those who do not obey the regulations of staff on-site disposal and violation of public security administration will be dealt with by the public security personnel in the locale. In addition, the unit will be informed of the legal responsibility of the offenders.

Yesterday, the reporter saw that many police officers in front of the popular venues had "persuaded" to try to queue up ahead of time. Until 9 o'clock, the entrance to the Saudi Pavilion queuing tunnel and the Taiwan Museum booking ticket queuing channel entrance had not been put into a staff member until the visitors were admitted.