Toilet-finding service offers relief

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Westminster City Council has launched a text message service that will guide Londoners and tourists to their nearest public loo.

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Would be nice if it worked at Beijing airport.
by inachu November 30, 2007 12:08 PM PST: I could only find one bathroom that had western style toilet.; Reply to this comment

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